Dodgers Acquire Rockies Reliever in Exchange for Former Top Prospect
Summary
The Los Angeles Dodgers traded two pitching and outfield prospects to the Colorado Rockies to get right-handed reliever Seth Halvorsen. Halvorsen, who has MLB experience but is currently rehabbing a shoulder injury, will start playing with the Dodgers' Triple-A team.Key Facts
- The Dodgers acquired Seth Halvorsen from the Rockies.
- In exchange, the Dodgers sent pitching prospect Nick Frasso and outfield prospect Landyn Vidourek to the Rockies.
- Nick Frasso was the Dodgers’ No. 2 prospect in 2024 and has not yet played in the major leagues.
- Landyn Vidourek is a Single-A prospect drafted in 2025.
- Halvorsen has three years of MLB experience with the Rockies and has a 4.74 ERA this season.
- Halvorsen has been out since July due to shoulder inflammation and is currently continuing rehab in Triple-A.
- The Dodgers’ Triple-A team is called Oklahoma City, and Halvorsen will start his career with them.
- The trade is part of moves by the Dodgers before the MLB trade deadline on August 3.
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