LH starter Nestor Cortes came to the Padres from the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for outfielder Brandon Lockridge. Cortes currently has a 1-1 record with a 9.00 ERA but has a career 3.88 ERA since ...

With organizational rosters locked – barring the odd waiver pickup the next two months – USA TODAY Sports ranks the top eight World Series contenders in the wake of the industry’s annual late-season ...

The Pittsburgh Pirates made quite a few trades, such as sending closer David Bednar to the New York Yankees and third baseman Ke'Bryan Hayes to the Cincinnati Reds, but if you're going to sell, you ...

Just ahead of MLB's trade deadline day , Philadelphia Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski made a big splash by landing one of the top closers on the market – Jhoan Duran from the ...

In addition to the deal for Miller, the Padres got Ryan O’Hearn and Ramon Laureano from the Orioles, two of the top bats available as they seek to chase down the Los Angeles Dodgers in the NL West.

The Tampa Bay Rays have been active on the trade market, completing an additional two deals late Thursday. The Rays have acquired right-handed ...

The Rockies announced before the trade deadline they have acquired Minor League infielder Roc Riggio and Minor League pitcher Ben Shields from the Yankees.

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Major League Baseball’s trade deadline brought plenty of chaos Thursday, with dozens of deals capping a frenetic 24 hours as teams sought to improve their rosters ahead of the postseason.

The White Sox did not end up moving the injury-prone star, despite reports they are not expected to pick up his option for the 2026 season. Robert is hitting .206 with 11 home runs and 43 RBI in the ...

At the time of this trade early Thursday morning, three of the Orioles’ five deals ahead of the deadline featured the club ...

Death, taxes and Major League Baseball's trade deadline delivering haymakers left and right up to (and beyond) the buzzer.