The Los Angeles Dodgers' biggest need, according to MLB.com, is a left-handed hitting bat, ideally one who'd replace Michael Conforto in the outfield.

The Los Angeles Dodgers could look to poach a relief pitcher from the Atlanta Braves to fill a hole in their bullpen.

But in the final season of a four-year, $58 million contract, the 35-year-old would surely love to be dealt to a team headed for the postseason. In a Monday article, Zach Pressnell of FanSided suggested that Iglesias could be a good fit for the Dodgers in a possible deadline blockbuster.

Los Angeles called up Díaz and sent right-hander Julian Fernández to Triple-A Oklahoma City before Tuesday night’s matchup with the Milwaukee Brewers as the NL West-leading Dodgers attempted to snap a four-game skid.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are calling up former Cincinnati Reds All-Star reliever Alexis Diaz after trading for him at the end of May.

Díaz was acquired from the Reds on May 28. Fernández heads back to Oklahoma City after pitching two innings in his one-day call up on Monday.