Danny Valencia stays in the AL West, Will Middlebrooks gets his latest chance, and the Braves go bargain shopping.
Atlanta adds a pair of geezers, Howie Kendrick goes to Philadelphia, and Toronto finds a slugging replacement.
Travel back in time to 2007. A-Rod and Rollins were MVPs, Braun and Pedroia were Rookies of the Year, and the Braves gave up the farm for Mark Teixeira.
It hasn’t been the easiest year but Austin Riley has shown the ability to adjust, and that’s important.
Erick Aybar isn’t what he once was, but he’ll work for what the Tigers need and the price was right.
Jacob Webb is a minor-league reliever on an insane run, which might get insanier still.
Seattle adds a pair of oddities to the bullpen and Miami makes an interesting pickup from Atlanta.
The Diamondbacks got “a ton” of interest in Shelby Miller. Is selling low the best thing for him, and them?
Matt Kemp is getting used to being a salary dump and this time the Padres didn’t even keep the player he was traded for.
Toronto and Seattle exchange disappointing veteran relievers, Texas brings in some pitching depth, and Joey Gallo gets a chance to let it fly.
Our ATL GM plays hardball with his best trade piece.
Boston makes three trades to rebuild the bullpen and the infield, and Omar Infante tries to keep his career going in Atlanta.
Miami invests in Fernando Rodney avoiding pumpkin status and Los Angeles picks up a Clayton Kershaw fill-in.
Randal Grichuk plays himself back to Triple-A, Mat Latos wears out another welcome, and the Dodgers and Mariners make an intriguing minor swap.
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