However, Joel Sherman on MLB Network shared a firm update on Tatis trade rumors that is a sigh of relief for Padres fans worried about Tatis being traded.

So, let's have a little fun and predict which big-name players will be the next to be dealt. New president of baseball operations Paul Toboni inherited a 66-win team that hasn't had a winning season since capturing a World Seres title in 2019.

The Chicago Cubs are reportedly exploring free agency for a veteran third baseman, with power-hitting Eugenio Suárez emerging as a target for the 2026

With four months' worth of hindsight, let's reevaluate what the Twins did in late July.

Detroit acquired Finnegan at the trade deadline this past summer, and proved his worth down the stretch. In 16 game appearances with the Tigers, Finnegan posted a 1.50 ERA with 23 strikeouts, nine hits and three earned runs over 18 innings pitched. He also had four saves and three holds.

In their quest to enhance their roster with top-tier talent, the New York Yankees are reportedly poised to target a crucial player they missed during last season's trade deadline.

The Minnesota Twins are reportedly planning to keep several key players off the trade market during the offseason.

Toronto Blue Jays fans are abuzz with a potential blockbuster trade involving Minnesota's Joe Ryan and Washington's MacKenzie Gore. This strategic mov

But, according to Kevin Acee of The San Diego Union-Tribune, Preller and the Padres are reportedly working on multiple fronts to swing a deal that would rival the blockbuster trade with the New York Yankees involving Soto two years ago.