trade deadline

The Atlanta Braves acquired right-handed pitcher Tyler Mahle from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for right-hander Anthony Molina. Mahle, who had a 5.13 ERA in 18 starts this season, joins the Braves' rotation to add depth following Reynaldo López's placement on the injured list. The Braves also acquired outfielder Lane Thomas and left-hander Bailey Falter from the Kansas City Royals ahead of the trade deadline.

The New York Yankees acquired slugger Luis Garcia Jr. from the Washington Nationals to bolster their struggling lineup before the trade deadline. The deal sends Jake Bird, Yovanny Cruz, Jack Cebert, and Ben Grable to the Nationals in exchange for Garcia Jr.

Tarik Skubal is scheduled to start for the Detroit Tigers against the Baltimore Orioles on Wednesday despite the Aug. 3 trade deadline. The Tigers aim to win the series to improve their playoff chances, while Skubal, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, seeks to reach 1,000 career strikeouts. Catcher Jake Rogers was designated for assignment, ending his role as Skubal's primary catcher.

Jon Heyman expressed surprise if the Mets do not trade at least seven players before the deadline. He discussed this with Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward in a video preview.

The episode discusses whether the New York Yankees need to add more hitters and features Detroit Tigers manager A.J. Hinch addressing trade rumors around pitcher Tarik Skubal. Hinch also comments on the approaching trade deadline and updates on player injuries.

The 'Section 415' podcast examines the San Francisco Giants' trade deadline challenges as Buster Posey has under two weeks to make trades before the Aug. 3 deadline.

The article discusses the five most likely New York Mets players to be traded at the trade deadline, noting Francisco Lindor is unlikely to be moved but could be traded if the price is right. The analysis is presented by Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward on the show 'Straight Outta Flushing,' sponsored by Ford dealers.

The article discusses an episode of 'Straight Outta Flushing' where Dexter Henry and Tyler Ward analyze which New York Mets players may attract interest from rival teams at the trade deadline. The episode is presented by local Ford dealers and includes analysis of potential trade targets.

Steve Phillips discusses how the Mets will be major sellers at the trade deadline and where the Yankees could target players to upgrade their team. He appears on a show with Joel and Jon to analyze these topics.

The Giants are preparing for a challenging trade deadline, acknowledging they created their current situation. Buster Posey confirmed the team has no intention of trading pitcher Logan Webb but remains open to other potential moves.

The 'Section 415' podcast previews the Giants' trade deadline strategy, noting Buster Posey's likely pursuit of trading Luis Arráez and Robbie Ray. The Giants may also be forced to move some of their highest-paid stars.

The Seattle Mariners, led by pitcher Bryan Woo, are set to face the Detroit Tigers, who have a struggling offense. The Tigers' rotation issues, including Framber Valdez's subpar performance, contrast with the Mariners' solid pitching and potential offensive improvements. Both teams are expected to make key decisions at the trade deadline.

The White Sox, led by GM Chris Getz, are balancing a playoff push with organizational rebuilding ahead of the trade deadline. While the team remains competitive in the AL Central, injuries and divisional strength raise questions about sustainability. Getz emphasizes monitoring trade opportunities while developing minor-league talent.