Led by the Los Angeles Dodgers and Detroit Tigers, these five teams ended up losing Thursday's MLB trade deadline.

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The White Sox added a right-handed outfielder to the roster after trading away Austin Slater. Find out more at MLB Trade ...

The Padres, in typical AJ Preller fashion, went all in, acquiring Mason Miller and JP Sears for a package headlined by shortstop Leo de Vries (MLB No. 3). The rest of the package, pitchers Braden Nett ...

Luis Robert Jr. remained with the Chicago Sox as the trade deadline passed, but starting pitcher Adrian Houser was moved.

Miller becomes Preller’s latest star acquisition, joining the likes of Juan Soto, Josh Hader and Tanner Scott in recent years. This is a guy who leads all of baseball with an average fastball velocity ...

Major League Baseball's trade deadline brought plenty of chaos Thursday, with dozens of deals capping a frenetic 24 hours.

The Cubs were more active than the White Sox at the deadline, making four trades to acquire pitchers Mike Soroka, Taylor Rogers and Andrew Kittredge, along with utility man Willi Castro. The White Sox ...

On trade deadline day 2025, the Chicago Cubs and White Sox found themselves on opposite sides of the Trade Zone. Cubs President Jed Hoyer was a motivated buyer, while Sox general manager Chris Getz ...

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