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July 31

2025 MLB Trade Deadline Buzz, Trades Tracker: Every Move Made Before Deadline

The 2025 MLB trade deadline is Thursday, July 31 at 6 p.m. ET. On that note, here are trade rumors around the sport.

July 21

2025 MLB Power Rankings: Cubs Lead Central Surge; 2nd-Half Questions For Every Team

Here are the latest MLB power rankings, including one looming second-half question for every squad.

July 18

Division Races, Record Chases, MVP Battles: MLB's Biggest Second-Half Storylines

Plenty to watch for with MLB back in action -- including who could shake up the July 31 trade deadline.

July 17

The Best Swing-Off Players For All 30 MLB Teams

If MLB were to start using the swing-off to break a tie in the regular season, then these are the players every team should use to hit homer after homer.

July 14

From Household Names to Fresh Faces, Get to Know the 2025 MLB All-Stars

Everyone playing in Tuesday's Midsummer Classic is technically an MLB All-Star, but which ones are in a tier of their own?

July 11

Mets star Brandon Nimmo rips All-Star game selections: 'The process is broken'

New York Mets star outfielder Brandon Nimmo ripped Major League Baseball's process for selecting players for the All-Star game, calling its process "broken."

July 4

Juan Soto brings fireworks on Fourth of July in back-and-forth Subway Series battle

The fireworks came early on July 4th, with Juan Soto’s team-leading 21st home run.

June 25

Braves' Spencer Strider claps back at Juan Soto after Mets star complained about umpire's strikeout call

Juan Soto was called out on strikes in the fifth inning, but the Mets slugger disagreed with the umpire's decision, prompting a verbal exchange with Atlanta's pitcher.

June 23

Nats, Padres, Yankees Have Something In Common: Transitioning From Juan Soto

The Nationals, Padres and Yankees all have something in common: successfully transitioning from Juan Soto.

June 20

Last Night in Baseball: Juan Soto Reached 1,000 Career Hits Faster Than Most

Juan Soto makes speedy work of history, Byron Buxton does it again (and again), Pete Crow-Armstrong gets to 20/20 already and more from Thursday's MLB action.