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Minnesota Twins trade away nearly 40% of their roster in 9 deals before the deadline
All told, the Twins made nine deals this week, sending out 10 major-league players, which represented nearly 40% of their roster. Among them, star shortstop Carlos Correa waived his no-trade clause to return to the Houston Astros in the team’s most shocking move at the deadline.
Which were the trades that could provide a jolt in the second half as hopeful contenders prepare for pennant races?
Major League Baseball's trade deadline brought plenty of chaos Thursday, with dozens of deals capping a frenetic 24 hours.
The Minnesota Twins traded 10 players from their 26-man roster in the span of 24 hours, while the Arizona Diamondbacks and Baltimore Orioles were also big sellers at the July 31 deadline.
The Houston Astros headed into the 2025 MLB trade deadline with clear needs to address for the stretch run of the season.
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Last summer, the Padres went all-in on their bullpen. This year, they doubled down, and several other teams followed suit.
Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow has developed a reputation around the league as being tough to negotiate ...
The White Sox did not end up moving the injury-prone star, despite reports they are not expected to pick up his option for ...
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