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An early look at 11 intriguing offseason trade candidates (opens the original)
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With less than three weeks remaining in the regular season, many clubs have already started to formulate their offseason plans as they prepare for 2027 and beyond. We started previewing the hot stove season with a look at the Top 10 free agents and an exhaustive list of options and opt-outs that will help shape the winter, but trades are a huge part of the offseason, so let’s dive in with a look at 11 players who could be on the block when the season is over. (Players are listed alphabetically;
What's next for the Blue Jays? (opens the original)
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The Blue Jays’ defense of their American League championship did not go according to plan in 2026, but that doesn’t mean huge changes are in store for Toronto heading into 2027. Although the Blue Jays sit at 71-71, they somehow remain only one game out of the final AL Wild Card spot, thanks to a middling league that will likely send two teams in the .500 range to the postseason. General manager Ross Atkins tried to thread the needle at the Trade Deadline, dealing away starter Kevin Gausman and o
27 opt-out and option decisions that will make waves in free agency (opens the original)
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In our recent power rankings of this winter’s top free agents, we ranked Michael King as the No. 2 available player behind only Tarik Skubal. There’s only one problem: King might not be a free agent. That’s because the Padres’ starting pitcher is able to opt out for both 2027 and 2028, and if he triggers it for next season, he won’t be available to the other 29 teams this winter. King seems likely to test those free-agent waters, but we might not know that until five days after the World Series,
With 1 week of hindsight, MLB execs recap a frenzied Trade Deadline (opens the original)
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There is no busier day on the baseball calendar than the Trade Deadline. Executives around baseball frantically try to swing deals while they still can, reporters hustle to chase down leads, while fans anxiously await news on what their favorite teams have in store for them. Now that the dust has settled, what kind of impact will the trades have on the rest of the 2026 season and for seasons to come? Trades and Transactions presented by CohnReznick• Tracking every Deadline trade• Skubal heads to
'The ultimate competitor': Mad Max passes Big Train with 3,516th career K (opens the original)
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PHILADELPHIA – Move over, Big Train. Mad Max just put you in his rear-view mirror. Max Scherzer passed Walter Johnson for sole possession of 10th place on Major League Baseball’s all-time strikeout list, recording the 3,516th punchout of his career with a sixth-inning K of Kyle Schwarber on Saturday night at Citizens Bank Park. “You start mentioning the top 10 all-time strikeouts, man, there are some really big-time names there,” Scherzer said after the Blue Jays’ 7-5, 11-inning win over the Phi
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