Shane Victorino was originally drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1999; he was taken from them twice in the Rule 5 draft, once by the Padres (and then returned), and in 2004 by the Phillies, for whom he has starred in several postseasons.

Now, he could be headed back to his original organization. Jon Heyman:

The Dodgers are in serious talks with the Phillies for outfielder Shane Victorino, CBSSports.com has learned.

The Giants and Reds had also been in the mix, but the Phillies appear to be focuing on the Dodgers.

Los Angeles acquired Brandon League late Monday, possibly allowing them to send a reliever to the Phillies. Philly has been seeking young relief help in exchange for Victorino.

And who could that reliever be? Jayson Stark has the answer:

#dodgers and #Phillies close to a deal sending Shane Victorino to LA for Josh Lindblom and 2nd player. More to come at ESPN.com

— Jayson Stark (@jaysonst) July 31, 2012

Stay tuned; it sounds like this deal could happen Tuesday morning.