Dodgers make roster decision on 6.30 ERA former Cubs reliever

The Los Angeles Dodgers made a notable roster move involving the pitching staff on Tuesday. According to Charlie Wright of MLB Trade Rumors, left-hander Charlie Barnes' MLB.com transactions page indicates he has cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Oklahoma City. Barnes threw nine innings for the Dodgers before the NL West club designated the 30-year-old for assignment. "Barnes recorded a pair of scoreless innings to begin his Dodgers tenure. His final outing with the club didn’t go so well," Wright wrote. "The lefty was crushed for seven earned runs as a bulk reliever against the A’s on July 1. He was sent down the following day." Before joining the Dodgers, Barnes made one appearance with the Chicago Cubs, allowing three earned runs on four hits in three innings. MORE: How Jord