The MLB trade deadline is heating up, as Johnny Cueto has been traded to the Kansas City Royals for Brandon Finnegan, John Lamb and Cody Reed and now players like Cole Hamels or Mike Leake could be traded next heading into the July 31 date.
Read full storyThe MLB trade deadline has some big names on the market, as players like Cole Hamels, Justin Upton, Johnny Cueto, David Price, Yoenis Cespedes, Mike Leake and Craig Kimbrel are potential targets and teams like the NY Yankees, New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates, Baltimore Orioles, LA Dodgers, Houston Astros and Washington Nationals could be interested in making deals.
Read full storyThe Cincinnati Reds are expected to trade Johnny Cueto this season at the trading deadline and teams like the NY Yankees, Kansas City Royals, LA Dodgers, Texas Rangers and the Houston Astros could be interested in making a deal for the pitcher, while Aroldis Chapman and Mike Leake also could be options.
Read full storyThe Los Angeles Dodgers could be main trade targets for Cole Hamels, Johnny Cueto, David Price, James Shields, Scott Kazmir, Jeff Samardzija or Mike Leake at the trading deadline this season, as LA could use some starting pitching depth and with Zack Greinke potentially opting out of his contract this offseason, another big arm could be crucial for the future.
Read full storyThe MLB trade deadline is coming and names like Ben Zobrist, Cole Hamels, Johnny Cueto and Scott Kazmir have been getting thrown around with the All-Star break here and teams like the NY Yankees, Mets, San Francisco Giants, Washington Nationals, Baltimore Orioles and Toronto Blue Jays all could be in the mix to make a big pickup heading into the second half of the season.
Read full storyThe NY Yankees could be active at the trade deadline this season, as names like Johnny Cueto, Mike Leake, Ben Zobrist, Kyle Lohse, Scott Kazmir and Cole Hamels are potential targets for Brian Cashman and this comes as teams like the Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox and Toronto Blue Jays also could be interested in some of those players in deals.
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