Correia will move to the bullpen following Monday's start, David Vassegh of AM Radio 570 reports. Correia picked up the win Monday by tossing six innings of one-run ball, but he'll now head to the pen to serve in long relief. Dan Haren and Roberto Hernandez will occupy the final two spots in the Dodgers' rotation until further notice, but Correia will likely be one of the first options the team turns to if another spot in the rotation opens up.

Correia won Monday against the Braves as he pitched six innings and allowed one run, four hits and one walk to go along with five strikeouts. Correia pitched well in his first start as a member of the Dodgers and the shift to the National League may help him. He may not be long for the starting rotation, but he could fill a long relief role and see the occasional start over the rest of the season.

Correia has been named the Dodgers' starter for Monday's game against the Braves in Atlanta, Ken Gurnick of MLB.com reports. Correia probably isn't an option in NL-only formats, but for the Dodgers, he gives a weary rotation an extra day off.

Correia will join the Dodgers on Monday and could even get the start that day, Ken Gurnick of MLB.com reports. Correia's start would likely be a one-shot deal to give guys an extra day off. Barring injury, he looks to be the new Paul Maholm - long reliever, occasional starter.

Correia has been traded to the Dodgers for a player to be named later, Mike Berardino of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. With the recent loss of Josh Beckett and Paul Maholm, the Dodgers are seeking depth for their rotation. Correia will likely handle a long relief role, as Roberto Hernandez was recently acquired to take over as the Dodgers' fifth starter.

Correia gave up three runs on five hits and a walk, striking out five over six innings in Wednesday's start against the Padres. Correia left the game with the lead after achieving the base definition of a quality start, but lost the win when Glen Perkins blew the save in the ninth.

Kevin Correia fell to 5-12 after allowing four runs in four innings as the Twins lost 5-3 to the Rays on Sunday. Correia had been on a roll, lowering his ERA from 6.11 to 4.61 over his last seven starts. The Rays stopped his momentum, pounding out seven hits and drawing three walks. The right-hander also struck out four. He'll take a 4.76 ERA, a 1.46 WHIP, and a 54/29 K/BB ratio into Friday's home start against the White Sox.

Kevin Correia tossed six innings of one-run ball Saturday in the Twins' 9-3 win over the Rockies. Correia flirted with danger, yielding seven hits and a walk while striking out just one batter, but he operated well in situations that required damage control to earn a victory in his final start of the season's first half. He's 5-11 with a 4.61 ERA and 1.42 WHIP.

Kevin Correia gave up two earned runs in seven innings in a loss to the Mariners on Monday. The veteran right-hander has now posted quality starts in five of his last six outings, a stretch that has slashed his ERA to 4.79. Correia logged a 6.11 ERA through his first 12 outings, but has collected a 2.43 ERA during the aforementioned six-start stretch. That's the good news. The bad is that the loss ties him with San Diego's Eric Stults for the most in the majors with 11. Correia closes out the first half with a rough matchup; he's in Colorado on Saturday.

Kevin Correia was dealt a tough-luck loss Wednesday, surrendering just two runs on six hits and two walks over six frames against the Royals. It was a nice showing from Correia, but Jason Vargas was simply a bit better. The veteran right-hander has now posted quality starts in four of his last five outings to lower his ERA to 4.95, which is the lowest it's been since his first start of the season. Correia will try to keep it going next week in Seattle and Colorado.