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The July Frenzy: A Comprehensive Preview of Buyers and Sellers for the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline

This preview feature analyzes the market dynamics approaching the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline, categorizing teams into definitive "Buyers" and "Sellers." The summary discusses the state of the playoff races in the American and National Leagues, identifying the contenders desperate for reinforcements and the bottom-dwellers looking to liquidate assets for prospects. It highlights the specific team needs, such as bullpen depth, starting pitching, or a power bat for the middle of the lineup.

The analysis profiles the top trade targets likely to be moved, evaluating their contract situations and potential fit with contending clubs. It explores potential blockbuster scenarios involving superstars on expiring deals. The piece also looks at the "in-between" teams that hold the keys to the deadline, deciding whether to go for it or fold based on their performance in the weeks leading up to the cutoff.

The piece concludes with predictions for the biggest moves. It frames the deadline as the turning point of the season, where championships are often won or lost in the front office war rooms.

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Astros get Pressly from Twins

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Big Trades & even Bigger Payouts!

Two Words..."Spring Training".

The countdown has officially begun. Only 20 days left before the MLB teams will be heading to warmer climates for a total of 33 games.

But with preseason on the horizon comes big trades, and even bigger payouts. As for the Milwaukee Brewers they done just that. With two major deals happening in one day, they are hoping to start where they left off last season. Missing the post season wild card spot by only one game, the Brewers are hoping to make it further this season.

Last night the Brewers first acquired outfielder Christian Yelich from the Miami Marlins. Even though this trade was in exchange for top prospects outfielders Lewis Brinson and Monte Harrison, infielder Isan Diaz, and right-handed pitcher Jordan Yamamoto. Yelich was well worth it. 

Making his first MLB debut back in 2013 with the Miami Marlins, Yelich has brought great numbers throughout the years to the team. With a .290 batting average and as for last year having 18 home runs and 81 RBI’s, Yelich is also a Gold Glove Award winner making him the franchise’s youngest player ever and first outfielder to have won such an award. 

But just when this news hit social media by storm, the Brewers had one more deal to share. Announcing a five-year contract for 80 million to outfielder Lorenzo Cain, making this the biggest free-agent contract of the off-season thus far. 

Fun fact, Cain's MLB debut was back in 2010 with the Milwaukee Brewers. From 2011-2017 he was with the Kansas City Royals, with a batting average of .290 and a 2015 World Series Ring to go with it.

In other words the Milwaukee Brewer have created a power house of an outfield and definitely mean business for this upcoming season.

Below is Spring Training Schedule:

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Mariners Acquire Oakland 1B Yonder Alonso for Boog Powell

Jerry DiPoto really wants that Wild Card spot. For the second time in just a few weeks, the Seattle GM has traded away a young outfield prospect for something the Mariners need to win NOW. First, minor league crusher Tyler O’Neill was traded to St. Louis for pitcher Marco Gonzales, who was lit up