The Dodgers make several roster moves on Monday as the trade deadline ends and ahead of a series opener against the Cubs in Chicago. Dalton Rushing is placed on the injured list, creating a need for additional catching depth. In response, the club options pitcher Emmet Sheehan to Triple-A. In addition to the IL and option decision, the Dodgers also address roster needs by acquiring minor-league catchers through two trades. The transactions are described as part of a flurry of deadline-day activity intended to fill gaps on the active roster and bolster organizational depth. Across the reports, the specific moves are consistent: Rushing goes to the injured list, Sheehan is optioned to Triple-A, and the Dodgers make trade acquisitions involving minor-league catchers as the deadline concludes. The series against the Cubs is identified as the immediate context for the roster adjustments, with Chicago targeted as the next opponent following the deadline.