Seeing three closers with a combined 57 saves change teams could leave some fans feeling like the Dodgers came up short. As consolation prizes go, however, Stewart was a pretty good one.

While other National League playoff contenders made a flurry of blockbuster deals, the Dodgers took a small-ball approach, largely banking on the return of several key veterans.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are finalizing a deal to acquire right-handed reliever Brock Stewart from the Minnesota Twins, sources tell ESPN. Minnesota has used Stewart in 39 games this season and he owns an impressive 2.38 ERA across 34 innings. He has a 41/11 K/BB and is every bit as dominant as any other late-inning reliever.