1. Eugenio Suarez: The Arizona Diamondbacks star is No. 1 in our updated MLB trade deadline candidate rankings and could be the most impactful player to move this month. On pace to hit more than 50 home runs, the 2025 All-Star is on the wish list of every contender in need of third-base help.

Late-inning relievers are a hot commodity, and Minnesota has two of the best.

If Dustin May's career with the Los Angeles Dodgers ends up being over, at least he went out in grand fashion. The mercurial right-handed hurler threw 4.2 inni

Rich Hill, a fan favorite when he pitched for the Dodgers back when Gerald Ford was president, signed with the Kansas City Royals and gave up only one run in five innings of his first start. Hill, 45, is pitching for his 14th majors league team, tying the record set by former Dodger top prospect Edwin Jackson.

As the MLB trade deadline looms, Arizona Diamondbacks third baseman Eugenio Suarez could find himself heading to the Milwaukee Brewers.

ESPN Los Angeles suggests a trade is brewing that would send Cleveland Guardians All-Star Steven Kwan and closer Angeles Dodgers.