The World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers have turned into a .500 team recently, but a trade with the Red Sox could solidify one big aspect of their game.

Seven-time All-Star Aroldis Chapman would be the prize of the relief pitching market if he were available. He's on a one-year, $10.75 million contract with the Boston Red Sox, who were 36-36 entering play on Sunday.

The narrative that the Boston Red Sox might be trade deadline sellers crystallized a few weeks back, but they could become a thing of the past soon. Thanks to a 6-2 stretch in the last nine days, the Red Sox are one win away from getting back to .