The 2025 Major League Baseball trade deadline is over. As expected, we saw a frenzy of activity with plenty of notable names ...

Earlier Thursday, the Padres acquired Athletics star closer Mason Miller and the Mariners completed a deal with the ...

According to multiple reports, the Phillies picked up outfielder Harrison Bader in another deal with Minnesota for Double-A ...

Every roster has flaws. However, if Aaron Judge is healthy in this parity season, the Yankees have enough to end their ...

Mullins is no longer the 30-30 guy who was such a dynamic center fielder in 2021 for the Orioles, but at age 30, he’s still a ...

It’s difficult to say which team, the Yankees or Mets, faced more pressure at this year’s trade deadline. Both began the season with World Series expectations, payrolls well over $300 million and the ...

Once of baseball’s more colorful and candid characters, Chisholm’s vibrant personality has been embraced in the Yankees’ ...

The trade deadline became a positive reflection on the depth of the club’s farm system, which could be used to improve the ...

Both teams protected the best of their close-to-the-majors farm systems, did not add difference-making starters (or any starters) and instead deepened their pens.

Put it this way, even if the Mets just had as good a do-over day as the Yankees did: The Yankees still had a much better ...

If the Mets were going to acquire a starter, it was likely going to have to be someone they viewed as part of their playoff rotation.

The Yankees finally upgraded their bullpen, agreeing to a deal for Pirates closer David Bednar ahead of the trade deadline.