Yasiel Puig

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig suffered a hamstring injury on Thursday against the Washington Nationals. 

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There is no shortage of big names on the block as we head toward the 2016 MLB trade deadline on Aug. 1.

As teams prepare for their playoff pushes, they want impact players who can make a difference for the rest of the regular season and beyond. Of course, those stars aren't going to come cheap. The contending squads will have to give up noteworthy talent in return, which this year also includes high-profile players.

With Yasiel Puig mired in another disappointing season, it's reported the Los Angeles Dodgers may look to move the young outfielder ahead of the August 1 MLB trade deadline.

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Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig left Wednesday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers after he collided with the right field fence.

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It was roughly this time three years ago that Yasiel Puig was putting the finishing touches on a debut month for the ages.

Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig did not play Tuesday against the Chicago Cubs because of a sore hamstring, per Patrick Mooney of CSN Chicago. 

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Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Yasiel Puig was removed from the team's 8-2 win over the Cincinnati Reds Tuesday night, and a perceived lack of effort was the reasoning provided by manager Dave Roberts.

MLB outfielders are having quite a week.

Yasiel Puig ignited millions of imaginations when he first broke into the majors in 2013. With all his speed, power and energy, surely there would come a season when he would do it all.

Three years and many twists and turns later, the early evidence suggests 2016 may finally be that season.

One week in, no wonder the Oriole on Baltimore's cap and the Dodgers are smiling so big...

1. The Yasiel Puig Experience, Year 4

Seven games, two triples, one homer, four RBI and an 1.154 OPS into a new year, Yasiel Puig is supercharged and making up for lost time.

Is this real, or is it a mirage?

Andrew Friedman, Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations, votes for the former.