The 2021 MLB Trade Deadline was franchise-defining. A total of 10 All-Stars from the most recent spectacle in Denver were traded a league record. Some sold and some bought, but either way, there are a number of teams in baseball who will look mightily different in the second half of the campaign.
Wow! The trade deadline has now passed, and what a crazy time it was. Some moves were predictable, but others came out of nowhere. We will be looking at each division and what each team did, starting with the American League East. The AL East was one of the busiest divisions in the league at the deadline.
This trade deadline was one of the busiest in recent memory. So many former Cy Young Award winners, Gold-Glovers, All-Stars, franchise cornerstones, and heartbreaks. One division that was right in the thick of the action was the NL East.
The San Francisco Giants bring back southpaw Tony Watson to bolster their bullpen.
Veteran left-hander, Jon Lester is heading to the St. Louis Cardinals as the Washington Nationals are not done making deals.
After spending his first six MLB seasons in the city of Brotherly Love, Freddy Galvis is returning.
The New York Yankees have been one of the busiest and surprise teams at the MLB trade deadline. Now, the Yankees are acquiring Angels pitcher Andrew Heaney.
The New York Mets have been one of the oddest teams in baseball this season. After a change in ownership prior to the offseason, their mantra changed quite a bit and was expected to be one of the most aggressive teams in spending and trading.
Less than 24 hours after acquiring Joey Gallo, the Yankees have reportedly made a trade for Anthony Rizzo.
The Padres are closing in on acquiring Max Scherzer from the Nationals. Yehuda Schwartz has the latest on the potential blockbuster.
This year’s market is like no other, meaning that we could be in for a boatload of excitement. Here, we’ll track and analyze every notable rumor whispered throughout the day on Thursday, July 29, 2021.
The one piece of the puzzle that can use some improvement is the bullpen, specifically at closer. Per beat writer for the Washington Post Jesse Dougherty, the Jays have acquired Brad Hand from the Nationals.
The 2021 MLB Trade Deadline was franchise-defining. A total of 10 All-Stars from the most recent spectacle in Denver were traded a league record. Some sold and some bought, but either way, there are a number of teams in baseball who will look mightily different in the second half of the campaign.
Wow! The trade deadline has now passed, and what a crazy time it was. Some moves were predictable, but others came out of nowhere. We will be looking at each division and what each team did, starting with the American League East. The AL East was one of the busiest divisions in the league at the deadline.
This trade deadline was one of the busiest in recent memory. So many former Cy Young Award winners, Gold-Glovers, All-Stars, franchise cornerstones, and heartbreaks. One division that was right in the thick of the action was the NL East.
The San Francisco Giants bring back southpaw Tony Watson to bolster their bullpen.
Veteran left-hander, Jon Lester is heading to the St. Louis Cardinals as the Washington Nationals are not done making deals.
After spending his first six MLB seasons in the city of Brotherly Love, Freddy Galvis is returning.
The New York Yankees have been one of the busiest and surprise teams at the MLB trade deadline. Now, the Yankees are acquiring Angels pitcher Andrew Heaney.
The New York Mets have been one of the oddest teams in baseball this season. After a change in ownership prior to the offseason, their mantra changed quite a bit and was expected to be one of the most aggressive teams in spending and trading.
Less than 24 hours after acquiring Joey Gallo, the Yankees have reportedly made a trade for Anthony Rizzo.
The Padres are closing in on acquiring Max Scherzer from the Nationals. Yehuda Schwartz has the latest on the potential blockbuster.
This year’s market is like no other, meaning that we could be in for a boatload of excitement. Here, we’ll track and analyze every notable rumor whispered throughout the day on Thursday, July 29, 2021.
The one piece of the puzzle that can use some improvement is the bullpen, specifically at closer. Per beat writer for the Washington Post Jesse Dougherty, the Jays have acquired Brad Hand from the Nationals.
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