Report: Dodgers agree to deal with RHP Iwakuma

Two days after losing Zack Greinke to the Diamondbacks, the Dodgers appear to have added an arm to their rotation.

According to CBS Sports, Hisashi Iwakuma has agreed to a deal with the Dodgers. The pact is "believed to be for three years."

The 34-year-old spent the last four seasons with the Mariners after coming over to the major leagues from Japan.

In his major league career, Iwakuma is 47-25 with a 3.17 ERA and 551 strikeouts in 653.2 innings pitched.

Iwakuma is coming off his worst statistical season, though he dealt with a right lat strain that cost him at least a dozen starts. In 20 starts in 2015, he posted a 3.54 ERA in just 129.2 innings. He did throw a no-hitter against the Orioles on August 12.

If the two sides make the deal official, the Dodgers will surrender a first-round pick due to Iwakuma being offered and declining the Mariners' qualifying offer.

Iwakuma would join a Dodgers' rotation that features Clayton Kershaw, Brett Anderson, Alex Wood and Mike Bolsinger.