The Los Angeles Dodgers are eyeing a solid season despite some concerns, particularly about their left field position. Andrew Friedman, the team's president of baseball operations, indicated a preference not to make trades in July to avoid high prospect costs. However, as the Dodgers lead the league in runs, home runs, and OPS, they might reconsider if the need arises.

With an upcoming easy schedule, including matchups against teams with losing records, the Dodgers aim to build on their strong offensive performance. Yet, player performance, especially from Michael Conforto, remains a worry. Friedman remains cautiously optimistic about roster improvements and potential trades.