Casey Mize traded to Padres, adding a right-hander to San Diego’s postseason push
San Diego’s rotation makeover continues after the team also added Robbie Ray earlier in the day, as it looks to strengthen its playoff rotation profile.
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San Diego’s rotation makeover continues after the team also added Robbie Ray earlier in the day, as it looks to strengthen its playoff rotation profile.
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Los Angeles Angels fans may still get Adell-themed giveaways later this season, despite the outfielder’s reported move to the Cleveland Guardians.
The Philadelphia Phillies used Monday’s trade for second baseman Luis Arraez to reshape a crowded infield picture. Bryce Harper’s move back to RF clears a logjam, while Trea Turner remains the lone infielder who does not shift positions.
If confirmed, the move would be another high-leverage roster reshaping by Arizona as the MLB trade deadline window approaches.
San Francisco and Boston swapped pieces in a deadline-day move that reshaped each organization’s immediate roster priorities, with the exchange centered on a left-handed bullpen arm and a middle-infield prospect.
Arizona moved to add a controllable bat and defender to its outfield, agreeing to a deal for Lars Nootbaar from St. Louis minutes before the Monday trade deadline, according to ESPN and reported by CBS Sports.
Victor Vodnik is reportedly headed to Miami, with the Rockies receiving in return infielder Connor Norby and minor league pitcher Aiden May, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN.
The reported blockbuster sends a centerpiece of Boston’s once-celebrated top-tier prospect group to San Francisco in exchange for a young arm from the Giants’ system.
Tampa Bay is said to have moved off the catcher, making room for a new option acquired from Miami, while Los Angeles looks to shore up organizational depth behind the plate.