BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Orioles and Los Angeles Dodgers have made a trade involving a pair of minor league pitchers.

The Orioles obtained left-hander Luis Ysla, and the Dodgers got right-hander Jesus Liranzo on Monday.

Ysla, 25, has played five seasons in the minors, reaching Triple-A in 2016 with Pawtucket of the Boston Red Sox organization.

Ysla is 16-23 with 3.93 ERA in 147 games, including 44 starts. He will be assigned to Double-A Bowie.

Liranzo, 23, has not played above the Double-A level since breaking into professional baseball with the Atlanta Braves organization in 2012.