The sound of trumpets did not signal the end of business for the Los Angeles Dodgers, whose acquisition of premier closer Edwin Díaz — and his memorable entrance music — signaled another splash and simplified their to-do list the rest of this winter.

Dodgers’ deal with Edwin Díaz includes significant deferred payouts, raising questions about long-term financial flexibility for the team.

Los Angeles Dodgers closer Edwin Diaz didn't hold back in his latest comments bashing his former team on their ability to win..

The Mets signed Luke Weaver to a two-year deal, creating a potential closer showdown with Devin Williams as they aim to stabilize their bullpen after Edwin Díaz’s departure.

The 31-year-old Diaz has averaged 31.6 saves in his eight full seasons in the majors. The Dodgers haven’t had a reliever record more than 24 saves since Kenley Jansen left following the 2021

An MLB insider believes the New York Mets owed All-Star closer Edwin Diaz a phone call ahead of the Devin Williams signing.

It was universally shocking when Edwin Diaz left the Mets to sign a three-year deal with the Dodgers, since there was never any indication that Diaz didn't want to return to New York.

It’s becoming more evident that Edwin Diaz had little interest in coming back to the New York Mets. The reasons are so plentiful, both from a “grass is greener

NEW YORK — Edwin Díaz won't receive all of his $69 million from the Dodgers until 2047, with the closer's deal raising deferred payment obligations for the two-time World Series champions to more than $1.06 billion due to nine players.

With Díaz signing with the Dodgers this week, neither team still retains any player swapped in this trade. In fact, with Kelenic currently a free agent, Díaz remains the only player in the bunch to be guaranteed to be playing professional baseball in the United States in 2026.