Paul Skenes could Dodgers, so Olivia Dunne packs her bags for West Coast

Despite their enormous financial power, the Los Angeles Dodgers are facing an uphill battle. Injuries have devastated their pitching staff. With the pressure at its peak and their hopes pinned on the Pirates' prized pitcher, Paul Skenes, the team is embarking on a risky and costly quest that could define its future. However, achieving this goal will be neither easy nor cheap.

Although the Pirates highly value Skenes, they could open the door to the Dodgers. The Dodgers may urgently need him in the near future, but the Pirates' organization will decide the conditions of the negotiation, which is the big "but" for the negotiations to move forward.

MLB expert Jim Bowden wrote about the possibility of the move, "The Dodgers could offer the Pirates a long-term solution at catcher (Rushing) and a solution for left field (Pages), thus improving their lineup for this season and the years to come."

Is it impossible for the Dodgers? The Cubs are watching from afar

The Dodgers have the power to strengthen their team with an elite pitcher by offering several players in return. This move could turn them into an unstoppable baseball force.

Clearly, there is a plan to make this potential move a reality.

Adding Skenes would give the Dodgers youth and power in their rotation alongside Ohtani and Glasnow.

His talent and low cost contrast with the high price and injuries of the rest of the staff. This g is a bold move that could put the team in the championship race.

However, they must act quickly and manage this g wisely, as the Chicago Cubs are also interested in g him.

The Cubs are reportedly willing to give up several valuable prospects.

Skenes could strengthen their rotation and make them strong playoff contenders. Meanwhile, the Pirates are not reacting, and patience is running out. It is very likely that Paul will leave the team.