Whether it be the Blue Jays preparing for a Kevin Gausman trade, or the Houston Astros trying and failing to add Tarik Skubal, the MLB trade deadline is in full force.
The New York Yankees and Washington Nationals are engaged in trade conversations to land talented first baseman Luis García Jr. in the Bronx.
The Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs and Philadelphia Phillies could've saved MLB from a Dodgers World Series three-peat. Instead, they passed on Tarik Skubal.
Emerson Hancock, Tarik Skubal, and Hunter Greene are among the players we’re discussing in the August 1 MLB trade deadline rumors.
The Orioles are poised to cash in one of their best trade assets
Rival execs expect a strong bidding war after Clay Holmes' successful rehab start, with multiple contenders already scouting the Mets right-hander.
Despite the St. Louis Cardinals’ second-half slump, don’t expect them to hire Albert Pujols as their next manager.
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.
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 Red Sox traded for Curtis Mead on Saturday. As a result, the Yankees, Orioles and Rays need to answer. Ryan Jeffers, Reid Detmers and Tarik Skubal could provide be that response.
The latest MLB rumors include the Red Sox' next steps after adding Curtis Mead, the Tigers' willingness to trade Tarik Skubal and the White Sox' plan to upgrade their starting pitching.
With the Miami Marlins in free fall, it's finally time for Sandy Alcántara to be sent packing. Several contenders, including the Phillies, Brewers and White Sox, should line up for the durable sinkerballer.
The New York Yankees need Brian Cashman to make some big moves ahead of this year's trade deadline, starting with Ryan Jeffers.
If the Washington Nationals waive the white flag and trade CJ Abrams, the Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees and Milwaukee Brewers figure to compete for his services.