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New York Mets' second-ranked prospect Jonah Tong is coming off a rough start in AAA earlier this week, but it's not time to panic yet.

The Philadelphia Phillies earned two superlatives for the work they did ahead of the MLB trade deadline.

Mets prospect Randy Guzman continues to impress with his power surge, as he emerges as a potential long-term answer at first base.

The Mets may not have a top-100 prospect, but a trio of rising talents is quickly building the case to change that in the near future.

The New York Mets traded Clay Holmes and Tyrone Taylor on Monday, getting back their best prospect return of the deadline.

These six farm systems received the biggest influx of prospect talent at the MLB trade deadline.

Robert Stock's impressive return from thoracic outlet surgery could provide the New York Mets with a valuable rotation option as they navigate multiple openings after the trade deadline.

Here are the franchises that benefited from adding some top prospects to their minor league systems at the 2026 trade deadline.

Zac Thornton has made a positive impression in his first stint as a big leaguer. But the Mets shouldn't automatically place him in the same category as Nolan McLean and Christian Scott with a guaranteed rotation spot in 2027.

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New York pulled off its best piece of business at this trade deadline while sending Holmes to the pitching-needy Cubs.

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The Yankees’ 21-year-old shortstop has shot out of the gate in the majors—just as Volpe did at the same age. But Lombard’s profile portends a brighter future.

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Milwaukee had the pieces to outbid Los Angeles for the two-time Cy Young winner.

‘Sunday Night Baseball’ has seen a massive ratings increase compared to last season.

Skubal took the mound in a Dodgers uniform for the first time, while the Yankees called up the prospect they hope will be their shortstop of the future.

Sometimes, it’s the moves a team doesn’t make that prove to be the most impactful.

From sorely-needed starting pitchers to coveted catchers, here are the seven biggest upgrades of the 2026 trade deadline.

Some contenders went out and restocked, while others stood pat.

We’re going to look at a handful of players, or position groups, that saw their roles suddenly change with new teammates coming aboard.

The Boston Red Sox made some improvements at the 2026 MLB trade deadline, but chief baseball officer Craig Breslow vastly overpaid in every deal he made.

Baseball’s trade action picked up in a big way ahead of Monday’s deadline. Here’s how the dust settled.

The Yankees secured a much-needed right-handed hitting outfielder by acquiring Heliot Ramos from the Giants.

Boston is acquiring the No. 1 pick from the 2019 draft, and giving up a substantial package of prospects to do so.

Philadelphia is shuffling four of its defensive positions to accommodate the addition of baseball’s contact king.

The Blue Jays landed a club-controlled starter while the Angels added a tantalizing prospect to the farm.

Several top pitchers have already been dealt. Who else will be on the move before the 6 p.m. ET deadline?

L.A. was able to add the back-to-back Cy Young winner due to its top-notch player development system and some shrewd moves in recent years.

The veteran righthander is headed from Toronto to Chicago.

New York should make a fine home for the slugger who’s hit 23 home runs for the Nationals this year.

The Dodgers landed Tarik Skubal in exchange for three prospects. Should another contending team have offered more?

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