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Major League Baseball’s annual Trade Deadline is two months away, but it feels like we’re still weeks away from having a good idea of which teams may be doing the buying and selling. Entering this week, all but two teams in the Majors were within seven games of a postseason
By: Mark Feinsand
NEW YORK – A week after Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association exchanged initial proposals to begin collective bargaining talks in earnest, Commissioner Rob Manfred pushed back on the idea that the league’s proposal of a salary cap and floor would reduce player salaries right off the bat.
By: Mark Feinsand
A number of teams in 2026 have underperformed expectations – the Mets, Red Sox and Tigers, for example – leading some to wonder whether those high-profile teams might wind up selling by the Trade Deadline. Other clubs, however, are overperforming expectations by a wide margin. Although every team comes into
By: Mark Feinsand
A prospect mired in an organization with a lack of opportunity. A long-time veteran looking like his best days are behind him. A pitcher playing in a hitter-friendly environment. There are several different types of players who qualify as “change of scenery” candidates, those underperforming in their current situation who
By: Mark Feinsand
The Trade Deadline is still more than a month away, yet as seems to be the case every summer, it will be here before we know it. We recently examined some of the biggest questions that will need to be answered between now and Aug. 3, with all but three
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- For the Marlins, getting dealt aces is nothing new this season. Miami didn’t have much time to revel in Sunday’s win over reigning National League Cy Young Award winner Paul Skenes. Monday’s challenge figured to be just as daunting.
By: Mark Feinsand
Monday marked the one-year anniversary of the stunning trade that sent Rafael Devers from Boston to San Francisco, a move that sent shockwaves throughout Red Sox Nation. The Sox were hovering around .500 at the time, and although they stumbled for a couple weeks following the deal, a big second
By: Mark Feinsand
It appears as though the first official seller of trade season has declared itself. The Giants have let it be known to other clubs that they are open for business, as multiple sources said San Francisco has told teams that a number of veterans are available – with Rafael Devers,
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- The Marlins came to Philadelphia as the hottest team in the Majors. Two lopsided losses later against the equally hot Phillies, Miami will turn to its ace to get things back on track. “The first two haven't gone real well here,” manager Clayton McCullough said. “Sandy tomorrow; we’ll
By: Mark Feinsand
PHILADELPHIA -- The Marlins were counting on a big performance by Sandy Alcantara as they tried to salvage the series finale at Citizens Bank Park. When Miami’s ace struggled early, his teammates took things into their own hands.
