A few of the biggest names on the board right now are selling reputation more than production.
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As the Detroit Tigers mull over whether or not to move Tarik Skubal at the deadline, here's a realistic trade package for every contender linked to the ace.
Free Agency
FanSided reacts to several of ESPN’s recent MLB trade ideas, including the Yankees trading for Francisco Lindor and the Rays acquiring Tarik Skubal.
While the Yankees and Red Sox battle it out for CJ Abrams, the Milwaukee Brewers are interested in a Freddy Peralta return. Also, could the Tigers keep Tarik Skubal after all?
The Braves need starting pitching. Why not Nathan Eovaldi of the Texas Rangers? Texas currently leads the AL West, so trading Eovaldi is unlikely. But he'd be a natural fit in Atlanta.
The Tampa Bay Rays are exploring a multitude of options to upgrade the MLB roster and have expressed interest in Los Angeles Angels infielder Zach Neto, Mets pitcher Freddy Peralta and more.
The Boston Red Sox can say goodbye to these prospects if they trade for Los Angeles Angels' Zach Neto.
MLB Rumors
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One trade the Pittsburgh Pirates and Arizona Diamondbacks can make to keep from seeling at the trade deadline.
The Curtis Mead trade takes the red-hot Boston Red Sox to another level, but these follow-up blockbusters could secure their status as American League favorites.
Ketel Marte, Hunter Goodman, and Mason Miller are among the big names in the latest set of MLB rumors.
The Rangers, Guardians and Phillies are buying like contenders on run differentials that say otherwise, while Detroit could sell Tarik Skubal for the opposite reason. The MLB standings can be misleading.