Today marks the final day of madness as the MLB trade deadline approaches at 6 p.m. ET. Teams are scrambling to make last-minute deals to gear up for the intense pennant and wild-card races ahead. Let’s dive into the chaos and see where each team stands:
NL West
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- Dodgers: Los Angeles added defensive versatility with Amed Rosario and Tommy Edman, along with reliever Michael Kopech. Will they make another move for a starter?
- Padres: Secured bullpen help with Jason Adam, but still in the market for a starter.
- Diamondbacks: On the fringe of a wild-card spot, awaiting the return of Merrill Kelly and Eduardo Rodriguez. Looking for one more starter.
- Giants: Will they trade Blake Snell? They could be buy-sellers as the deadline approaches. Recently traded Jorge Soler to the Braves.
- Rockies: Sellers looking to trade players with more years of control. Elias Díaz and Charlie Blackmon among potential trade candidates.
NL Central
- Brewers: Addressed the rotation with Frankie Montas but may still be active in the market.
- Cardinals: Winners of a recent three-way deal, looking to add a back-end reliever.
- Pirates: Need to bolster their lineup, especially after injuries to Joshua Palacios and Ji-Hwan Bae.
- Reds: Relievers available for trade, with more moves expected due to infielder surplus.
- Cubs: Could move Jameson Taillon as a starter option for interested teams.
NL East
- Phillies: Added Carlos Estévez to the bullpen, seeking further bullpen upgrades.
- Braves: Acquired Jorge Soler and Luke Jackson, possibly shifting focus away from another starter.
- Mets: Looking to improve bullpen performance and possibly add a starter for immediate and future needs.
- Nationals: Traded Lane Thomas and may move other upcoming free agents like Trevor Williams and Joey Gallo.
- Marlins: Tanner Scott and Josh Bell could be traded as the team prepares for changes.
