SAN DIEGO -- Los Angeles Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said he had been in touch with president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman at various times throughout a topsy-turvy Tuesday at the winter meetings, a day in which the Dodgers reportedly consummated two impact trades, acquiring a former MVP (Jimmy Rollins) and four prospects while dealing their everyday second baseman (Dee Gordon) and a starting pitcher ( Dan Haren).Mattingly, who is not in San Diego due to the recent birth of his son, would not confirm or deny the reported trades, which have not been officially announced by any of the teams.