Garrett Crochet and Luis Robert Jr. of Chicago White Sox in circulation for trades
Jack Flaherty rental pitcher in demand with several teams looking for starting pitchers
Jazz Chisholm Jr. obtained by New York Yankees
Minnesota and Oakland are the only teams without any trades during deadline bonanza
MLB trade deadline is approaching
Randy Arozarena acquired by Seattle Mariners
Rays have made several trades but could still have more deals in store
MLB Trade Deadline 2024: A Roundup of the Latest Rumors and Deals
The MLB trade deadline is approaching, with less than 48 hours remaining before the final deals are made. Several intriguing moves have already been made over the weekend, including Randy Arozarena being acquired by the Seattle Mariners and Jazz Chisholm Jr. being obtained by the New York Yankees.
Here's a roundup of some of the latest rumors and deals circulating in the industry:
Chicago White Sox
Conversations involving Garrett Crochet and Luis Robert Jr. of the Chicago White Sox are continuing to circulate through the industry. The demand for starting pitching is so intense that the White Sox might get their price for Crochet, despite concerns about his availability for the postseason.
Detroit Tigers
Detroit Tigers general manager Scott Harris is expected to receive more for rental pitcher Jack Flaherty than Toronto Blue Jays received for Yusei Kikuchi. Several teams, including the Yankees, Orioles, Red Sox, Guardians in AL and Mets, Dodgers and Padres in NL are still looking for starting pitchers.
Other Deals
The Rays have made several trades this month but could still have a few more deals in store. Minnesota and Oakland are the only teams that haven't made any trades during the deadline bonanza.
Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the deadline!
Chicago White Sox might trade Garrett Crochet before the postseason due to his high demand and concerns about his availability.
Detroit Tigers general manager Scott Harris is expected to receive more for rental pitcher Jack Flaherty than Toronto Blue Jays received for Yusei Kikuchi.
At least eight teams are still looking for starting pitchers, including the Yankees, Orioles, Red Sox, Guardians in AL and Mets, Dodgers and Padres in NL.
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Teams might tell Harris, ‘Sorry, we’re not going to do something stupid just because the Astros seemingly overpaid.’ But again, the laws of supply and demand might take over.
The big question: Will the price the Astros paid for Kikuchi compel a team to exploit the market with a starter who is not thought to be available? Or will the desire of sellers to extract the same type of package the Blue Jays did for Kikuchi stall the market?
The demand for starting pitching is so intense that the Chicago White Sox might get their price for Crochet even with all the concerns about his availability for the postseason.
Conversations involving Garrett Crochet and Luis Robert Jr. of the Chicago White Sox, Jack Flaherty of the Detroit Tigers, Tyler Anderson of the Los Angeles Angels, and Tanner Scott of the Miami Marlins are circulating in the industry
Several intriguing moves have been made over the weekend including Randy Arozarena being acquired by the Seattle Mariners and Jazz Chisholm Jr. being obtained by the New York Yankees
Less than 48 hours remain before the 6 p.m. ET deadline on Tuesday
Which players will move in the final days? Which teams will go all-in to add the best available players? And which moves will have the biggest impact on the rest of the season?
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MLB trade deadline week is ongoing
Chicago White Sox might trade Garrett Crochet before the postseason due to his high demand and concerns about his availability.
Detroit Tigers general manager Scott Harris is expected to receive more for rental pitcher Jack Flaherty than Toronto Blue Jays received for Yusei Kikuchi.
Several intriguing moves have been made over the weekend including Randy Arozarena being acquired by the Seattle Mariners and Jazz Chisholm Jr. being obtained by the New York Yankees.
Less than 48 hours remain before the 6 p.m. ET deadline on Tuesday.
At least eight teams are still looking for starting pitchers, including the Yankees, Orioles, Red Sox, Guardians, Twins in AL and Mets, Dodgers and Padres in NL.
Jameson Taillon of Chicago Cubs could attract significant trade interest due to his availability.
The Orioles are looking for another starter and a right-handed hitting outfielder and reliever.
The Yankees need to add swing-and-miss to the bullpen, another bat possibly a right-handed platoon partner for Ben Rice at first base, and a starter.
The Red Sox are targeting relievers and could use a right-handed hitting middle infielder and possibly a starter.
Texas Rangers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Yankees and Red Sox are among the clubs that still want to add offense. Yandy Díaz and Luis Rengifo could be traded.
Pedro Grifol’s job as White Sox manager might be in danger due to their losing streak.
The San Diego Padres are in contention for the National League’s final wild-card spot.
A.J. Preller, president of baseball operations, says they have a team that ‘has a lot of fight’ and has put pressure on other teams with big comeback wins.
Fernando Tatis Jr. initially feared he would miss the rest of the season after being diagnosed with a stress reaction in his right leg but is now optimistic that he will be back at some point.
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The Padres are in contention for the National League's final wild-card spot.
The Padres have played 50-49 and are one game back from the wild-card spot, with 63 more games left in the season.
The Padres' rotation has produced a 4.18 ERA since June 1 and the bullpen has coughed up a 4.93 ERA, making it clear they cannot make much of a postseason run with their current pitchers.