The MLB trade deadline was at 6 p.m. on July 31. The Detroit Tigers had a busy deadline, mostly trading for pitchers. Follow the latest.

The Detroit Tigers traded for veteran starter Charlie Morton, then moved rookie Troy Melton to the bullpen to create a spot in the starting rotation.

1. Randy Rodríguez (Giants) 2. Santana 3. Yennier Cano (Orioles) (gap) 4. Cole Sands (Twins) 5. Phil Maton (Rangers) 6. Kyle Leahy (Cardinals) 7. Riley O’Brien (Cardinals) 8. Jose A. Ferrer (Nationals ...

One day after the Chicago Cubs decided to hold onto Moises Ballesteros ahead of the MLB trade deadline, the Cubs optioned him ...

For the third time this season, Zach Eflin has hit the injured list. The Orioles placed Eflin on the 15-day IL on Thursday ...

With Grayson Rodriguez having a injury setback in July, the latest update is that he might elect to have surgery.

Nearly a quarter of the Orioles’ active roster had to be replaced overnight after Baltimore made five deals at the trade ...

The Red Sox made two additions to the pitching staff at the deadline, sending away only prospects. Breslow said he believes ...

There certainly was a lot of action, quantity-wise, with sixteen new prospects joining the fold. Let’s summarize the trades, ...

The Detroit Tigers were focused on one thing during the trade deadline: pitching. Acquiring six pitchers, they attempted to have a full makeover of the staff.

These rising infield and catching prospects are making noise in the minors and preparing to deliver fantasy baseball value ...

Staying in the National League East, the Phillies and Mets headline the division in 2025. They were both clear buyers this ...