Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says the club’s approach at the MLB trade deadline could lean toward selling. Speaking ahead of the deadline, Roberts said he could “almost argue” that the Dodgers are “sellers more than buyers,” according to reporting from outlets including The California Post (via Yahoo Sports). Roberts also indicated the Dodgers continue to evaluate the market, describing the team as “always kicking the tires.” The comments frame the Dodgers’ willingness to consider trades depending on opportunities available across roster needs and timing, while still leaving the door open to the possibility of adding players. With the deadline nearing, Roberts’ remarks emphasize the team’s focus on options rather than committing in advance to a single path. The reports do not specify which players, if any, are expected to be traded, nor do they detail any confirmed trade discussions. Overall, the coverage centers on Roberts’ assessment that the Dodgers may be more likely to move talent than to make major additions, while maintaining active engagement with trade possibilities.