Ryan Finkelstein is the Managing Editor at Just Baseball. He focuses on competitive sports, particularly baseball, and hosts Locked On Mets, the No. 1 daily podcast on the New York Mets. Ryan's insights and expertise have been featured in BVM Sports, KENS 5, Just Baseball Media, and Yardbarker.
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Ryan Finkelstein's coverage revolves almost exclusively around MLB trades, signings, and sports events. His articles also include investment analysis elements indicating an interest in the economic aspects of these transactions.
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Your comprehensive guide to the MLB Trade Deadline, with outlooks on every buyer, seller and team caught between the two.
By: Ryan Finkelstein, Clay Snowden
Our guide to the best players on the trade block at this year's deadline, ranking them by who has the most trade value.
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The MLB trade deadline is exactly 36 hours away at the time of this article's publication, and last night, the biggest domino fell when Tarik Skubal landed with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Without Skubal on the market, other starting pitchers take center stage as trade talks continue to heat up. The New York Mets have two of the top starters on the market with Freddy Peralta and Clay Holmes, while the Detroit Tigers are still hanging onto a great trade chip with Casey Mize. Big names have been floated, such as Mason Miller or Zach Neto being available, but there…
By: Ryan Finkelstein
Who are the top players being discussed in trade talks right now, will they be moved at the deadline, and if so, where will they land?
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By: Eric Treuden, Joey Peterson, Ryan Finkelstein
We have officially reached the stretch run of the 2026 MLB season. All the buyers have bought, and the sellers have sold. The trade deadline has passed, and now all that is left is to play baseball games and see which teams will punch their ticket to October. The Tarik Skubal trade to the Dodgers only furthered their standing as the most-hated, but also most-fascinating team in baseball, looking to make history with their third-consecutive World Series title. Despite the presence of the Dodgers, we saw the Cubs aggressively buy to improve their chances, not only against L.A., but also…
