Pablo López headlines the pack of available players as a dependable and cheap starting arm, but the club could also look to ship off reliable bats Garrett Cooper, Brian Anderson and Jon Berti.
Miami sits just a handful of games from the last NL Wild Card spot, yet have still expressed their willingness to trade everyone but ace Sandy Alcantara, according to The Post’s Jon Heyman. Boston’s cornerstone infielders Rafael Devers and Xander Bogaerts will likely stay put, with the latter asserting on Thursday that he won’t be traded. With their playoff hopes quickly fading, the reeling club could look to deal one of their powerful bats in DH J.D. 500, but have fallen back in the standings thanks to a miserable July. The Red Sox entered July sitting 10 games above.
The club will likely be willing to part with several of their formidable stars, such as catcher Wilson Contrears, reliever David Robertson, lefty Drew Smyly and third baseman Patrick Wisdom. 500 and 15.5 games behind the Milwaukee Brewers for first place in the NL Central. Chicago CubsĬhicago is clearly in rebuilding mode as they sit 19 games under. Los Angeles is actively listening to inquiries for the latter franchise cornerstone, but could part ways with other arms including Noah Syndergaard, Aaron Loup and Ryan Tepera. 500 after going a league-worst 19-46 since May 15. Los Angeles Angelsĭespite boasting two of the biggest stars of the sport in Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani, the reeling Angels are 16 games below. Washington may also look to deal their sure-hitting first baseman Josh Bell, as well as offload LHP Patrick Corbin’s abysmal contract in a deal with Soto. The Nats boast one of the most coveted available trade targets in superstar Juan Soto, but it remains to be seen if any team will be willing to fulfill the club’s astronomical asking price. Though Seattle will likely refrain from making any more sizable moves after dealing three of their top five prospects (as ranked by MLB Pipeline) to Cincinnati in exchange for Castillo, look for them to add another bat to their offense, which ranks 23rd in runs scored. The Mariners made one of the biggest early splashes ahead of the MLB trade deadline by trading for Reds ace Luis Castillo on Friday night. The club has a plethora of young talent they can use to acquire other impactful players – such as a bullpen piece or rotational arm to replace the recently injured Steven Matz – if the blockbuster deal doesn’t materialize. Louis sent shockwaves through the MLB last week when they were named a potential front-runner to add Juan Soto by rival teams. Josh Bell has continually come up as a possible answer to replace Houston’s struggling first baseman Yuli Gurriel, who owns a. Positions of need could include a left-handed reliever, backup catcher and first baseman. The Astros are heavy favorites to win the AL West, but may feel the need to beef up their roster in advance of a potential playoff showdown with the Yankees.
Possible reinforcements could include more pitching depth and a better replacement at second base, which is currently held by Robinson Cano in relief of the injured Ozzie Albies. Daniel Vogelbach Getty Atlanta BravesĪs Atlanta continues to chase after the Mets in the NL East, they’ll likely look to bolster their already strong lineup with modest acquisitions, similar to the additions of Adam Duvall, Eddie Rosario and Jorge Soler at last year’s deadline. Catcher Wilson Contreras and DH Trey Mancini have come up as possible lineup upgrades for the Amazin’s, who will likely additionally shop for a bullpen arm. The Yankees’ crosstown rivals will also be in the mix to add more talent in the coming days after acquiring DH Daniel Vogelbach from the Pirates, as well as outfielder Tyler Naquin and LHP Phillip Diehl from the Reds. The club has recently expressed interest in obtaining formidable arms for their rotation and injury-ridden bullpen – which sustained a heavy blow after Michael King’s injury – such as pitchers Frankie Montas, Pablo López and David Robertson. As trade discussions continue to heat up among clubs, here’s a look at the likely buyers, sellers and players to watch on the trading block: Trade deadline buyers New York Yankeesĭespite acquiring All-Star outfielder Andrew Benintendi from the Kansas City Royals Wednesday night, the Bronx Bombers could still be looking to add more talent. 2 MLB trade deadline right around the corner, teams across the league will either look to acquire or part with their star players in the coming week. Why Yankees never really had a chance to get Juan Soto Shohei Ohtani’s Angels future is getting bleak Brian Cashman: ‘This is the space we knew we’d be in’ with Jordan Montgomery tradeĪngels missed their best chance to trade Shohei Ohtani
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