Queens, NY

Columbus, OH

Detroit, MI

FanSided

As the trade deadline approaches, the Detroit Tigers, with a record of 37-44, seem like long shots to make the postseason. Many are beginning to consider the Tigers as sellers, and reports suggest they might start offloading some key players. According to the New York Post's Jon Heyman, the team could begin selling players such as Jack Flaherty, Mark Canha, Gio Urshela, and Andrew Chafin.

A Yankees-Tigers trade to bring a familiar face back to the Bronx

Bronx, NY

ClutchPoints

The Yankees (53-32) remain firmly in the upper echelon of the MLB despite their recent skid. However, to win its first championship since 2009, New York must make crucial upgrades through the trade market before the league's July 30th deadline. The club's pitching staff has been its biggest sore spot...

4 Yankees who must be on trade block ahead of 2024 deadline

New York City, NY

Aaron Judge and Juan Soto are providing plenty of offense for the New York Yankees. They could use some help, though. Can general manager Brian Cashman create a trade proposal convincing the Colorado Rockies to part with third baseman Ryan McMahon?. Chris Kirshner and Brendan Kuty of The Athletic put...

Yankees Trade Proposal Sends $70 Million Infielder to NY in 3-Player Swap

Jacksonville, FL

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Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence and his wife, Marissa, are expecting a baby. The couple posted pictures on their social media accounts Thursday afternoon with the caption “A little Lawrence on the way.”

A little Lawrence is on the way

New York Mets On SI

One of the Mets' fan favorites sang his recently released single after a win.

Mets Player Puts On Epic Postgame Concert

Gerrit Cole is set to return for another outing with the Yankees just four days after his last start for the Bombers. The YES Network confirmed this following the Bronx Bombers’ 3-9 loss to the Blue Jays. Gerrit Cole’s return divide fans as Yankees seek to bounce back.

Gerrit Cole takes the mound Sunday; Yankees fans react

New York Yankees starting infielders Gleyber Torres and DJ LeMahieu are not in the starting lineup for the series opener against the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday night. Torres was benched for the second game of the Subway Series due to a lack of hustle in the previous game. His struggles both at the plate and in the field have made him a liability for the majority of the season.

Struggling starters out of New York Yankees lineup to begin Blue Jays series

Boston, MA

New York Post

Red Sox manager Alex Cora is asking for upper-level assistance after leading Boston on a hot steak.

When speaking to media before Wednesday’s game against the Blue Jays, Cora — whose team has won eight of its last 10 games — imbued Boston brass to be proactive and improve the team before the July 30 MLB trade deadline.

“We’ll see what happens in a month, month and a half. We’ve just got to keep playing better baseball,” Cora said, per CBS in Boston. “Let’s get greedy.”



Cora then noted that several squads above the Red Sox in the standings are not currently playing...

Alex Cora has ‘greedy’ message to Red Sox owners in dig at Yankees

New York Yankees On SI

Should the New York Yankees actually consider a reunion at the trade deadline? A move could make a lot of sense.

MLB Insider Suggests Yankees Could Target Old Friend To Bolster Lineup

Houston, TX

The Houston Astros defeated the New York Mets 9-6 at City Field in Queens, New York on Saturday afternoon. The win moves Houston back to even .500 on the season at 41-41 overall. HOW IT HAPPENED:. The Mets sent Tylor Megill to the mound in this one. He worked an...

ASTROS GAMER: Houston evens series with NY Mets

The New York Mets have handed the Yankees their fourth consecutive series loss in a blowout 11-2 win Wednesday night. The last two months of the season were very fun for the New York Yankees, who seemed to be on a roll early on. Right now, it’s not looking that good for the team at the moment. They have loss four straight series and are 2-8 in their last 10 games. Opposing teams are exposing the Yankees true weaknesses, which has to explain their struggles. Other reasons for their rough stretch are due to decimating injuries that are on the rise and lack of productions from players outside of OF Juan Soto and OF Aaron Judge.

Yankees Drop Their Third Consecutive Game to the Mets

New York Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns potentially hinted at what the team might be doing at the trade deadline next month.

David Stearns Hints at Deadline Plans Amid Mets' Red-Hot Stretch

What a difference a month makes for the New York Mets. After sitting at 11 games under .500 on May 29, the Mets have had an amazing turnaround as after sweeping their two-game series against the New York Yankees, the Amazins now sit at 39-39 thanks to a major-league best 15-6 in the month of June so far.

An unsung Mets player who deserves more credit for the team's red hot June

MLB Trade Rumors

Yankees left-hander Clayton Andrews rejected an outright assignment to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre in favor of free agency, the team announced. Andrews wasn’t claimed off waivers following his recent DFA. As a player who’s been previously outrighted earlier in his career (back in April by the Yankees), he had the right to decline a minor league assignment. He’ll now explore other opportunities around the league (though a new minor league deal with New York is certainly possible).

Yankees reliever elects free agency

New York Mets owner Steve Cohen gave his two cents on the team's month-long hot stretch.

Mets Owner Steve Cohen Sends Message to Team in Red-Hot Stretch

Sportsnaut

Prior to their recent struggles against the Red Sox, Orioles, Braves, Mets, and Blue Jays, the New York Yankees were

MLB insider suggests New York Yankees could trade for former Bronx Bomber to patch up infield

It's very hard to play in New York. Everybody knows that. And we definitely don't minimize that whatsoever. It's not for everybody, and it's part of the recruitment process for the Yankees year in and year out. All we ask for, however, is to avoid players who are square pegs...

Ex-Yankees' Spark Plug Thriving With Mets During Hot Stretch

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