Keith Law

Though Gausman hasn't pitched quite as well this season as he has in recent years, the Cubs didn't have to give up much to get him.

Toronto gets a mid-rotation starter to slot in behind Dylan Cease for the next two years, while the Angels get their new No. 1 prospect.

Arraez boosts a Phillies' offense that has been taking on water, while the Giants get two pitchers with upside.

The Mariners have had black holes offensively at third base and right field this season. Ward should help fill one of those voids.

The Marlins did well in this deal, picking up three intriguing players for a bat-first catcher in Hicks.

The Orioles get back three high upside prospects for Rutschman, who has faded the last two seasons due to injuries.

A look at deals that saw Dustin May, JoJo Romero, Luke Weaver and Robbie Ray find new homes.

Mayer still has a lot of potential, so it's surprising that Boston would part with him for a lefty reliever with control issues.

The Cubs traded from the top of their preseason top-20 prospect list to acquire a starter, a reliever and a solid fourth outfielder.

A breakdown of four trades where the Guardians and Padres landed starting pitchers and the Yankees and Diamondbacks got outfield help.