The Miami Marlins are buyers and sellers this year. One player they moved was Jonathan Villar. He becomes a Toronto Blue Jay. The Jays give up Griffin Conine.
The Cubs are bolstering their bullpen with the acquisition of left-handed reliever Andrew Chafin from the Diamondbacks.
One of the craziest days of the year has arrived. Welcome to the 2020 MLB trade deadline. The trade deadline
The Diamondbacks have traded outfielder Starling Marte to the Marlins in exchange for a trio of young pitchers.
The Blue Jays have traded for another starting pitcher, this time acquiring Robbie Ray from the Diamondbacks.
Another starting pitcher is on the move. The Texas Rangers have traded Mike Minor to the Oakland A’s for two players to be named later.
The San Diego Padres have made another trade, this time acquiring catcher Jason Castro from the Los Angeles Angels.
The Rockies started the season off really strong, going 11-3 and at one point sat in first place in the National League West. Since then the team has gone 5-13 which includes a six-game losing streak.
With the expanded playoffs this season, Colorado has a good chance to see Rocktober in 2020.
With the trade deadline tomorrow, the Kansas City Royals are sending relief pitcher Trevor Rosenthal to the San Diego Padres for outfielder Edward Olivares and a Player to be Named Later.
Entering today, the Minnesota Twins were in a three-way tie for first place in the AL Central. Will they make any moves before Monday’s trade deadline? With an abundance of talent and a shot at a World Series ring, there is reason to believe the Twins are in a position to make a major deal and acquire a player.
Should the Royals make additional deals to move expiring contracts or do they stay put with the shortened season?
Los Angeles Angels 31-year-old journeyman infielder Tommy La Stella developed into an All-Star second baseman during his first season with the Halos in 2019. Last night La Stella was dealt to the Oakland Athletics in exchange for infielder Franklin Barreto.
The Miami Marlins are buyers and sellers this year. One player they moved was Jonathan Villar. He becomes a Toronto Blue Jay. The Jays give up Griffin Conine.
The Cubs are bolstering their bullpen with the acquisition of left-handed reliever Andrew Chafin from the Diamondbacks.
One of the craziest days of the year has arrived. Welcome to the 2020 MLB trade deadline. The trade deadline always consists of rumors flying
The Diamondbacks have traded outfielder Starling Marte to the Marlins in exchange for a trio of young pitchers.
The Blue Jays have traded for another starting pitcher, this time acquiring Robbie Ray from the Diamondbacks.
Another starting pitcher is on the move. The Texas Rangers have traded Mike Minor to the Oakland A’s for two players to be named later.
The San Diego Padres have made another trade, this time acquiring catcher Jason Castro from the Los Angeles Angels.
The Rockies started the season off really strong, going 11-3 and at one point sat in first place in the National League West. Since then the team has gone 5-13 which includes a six-game losing streak.
With the expanded playoffs this season, Colorado has a good chance to see Rocktober in 2020.
With the trade deadline tomorrow, the Kansas City Royals are sending relief pitcher Trevor Rosenthal to the San Diego Padres for outfielder Edward Olivares and a Player to be Named Later.
Entering today, the Minnesota Twins were in a three-way tie for first place in the AL Central. Will they make any moves before Monday’s trade deadline? With an abundance of talent and a shot at a World Series ring, there is reason to believe the Twins are in a position to make a major deal and acquire a player.
Should the Royals make additional deals to move expiring contracts or do they stay put with the shortened season?
Los Angeles Angels 31-year-old journeyman infielder Tommy La Stella developed into an All-Star second baseman during his first season with the Halos in 2019. Last night La Stella was dealt to the Oakland Athletics in exchange for infielder Franklin Barreto.
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