Baseball’s trade deadline is heating up as division races tighten and teams scramble to make moves. In the AL East, the Rays, Yankees, and Red Sox are all buyers—seeking bats, arms, and bullpen help. The AL Central sees the White Sox and Guardians looking to upgrade rotation and relief, while the Twins, surprising sellers last year, are back as buyers, especially for bullpen depth. The Tigers could surprise as sellers if they falter. Out West, Texas hopes for IL returns but still needs pitching, the Mariners desperately need a right-handed bat, and the Astros, despite a sub-.500 record, are targeting outfield help. In the NL, the Braves are focused on pitching and returning bats, the Phillies are hunting rotation depth and right-handed power, Milwaukee may add arms with injuries looming, and the Dodgers, with a comfortable lead, are eyeing pitching as key arms return from injury.
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