The 2025 MLB trade deadline exploded with blockbuster trades and last-minute deals, closing at 6 p.m. ET on July 31. Consequently, fans and insiders buzzed with excitement. Ken Rosenthal called it “a wild, wild day,” highlighting the fast-paced transactions reshaping rosters. Similarly, Jeff Passan noted “a deadline defined by surprises,” emphasizing the unexpected high-profile … [Read more...] about MLB Trade Deadline Report Card: Grading All 30 Teams’ Deadline Deals
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Five Potential First-Time MLB All-Stars in 2026
Every MLB season brings surprises — breakout stars, late bloomers, and young players who finally put all the pieces together. While established names usually dominate All-Star voting, each year a handful of players force themselves into the national spotlight through performance alone. Looking ahead to the 2026 season, several emerging talents appear poised to make that leap. … [Read more...] about Five Potential First-Time MLB All-Stars in 2026
Game # 112, Athletics vs Diamondbacks Game Thread
Jacob Lopez takes the mound for the A’s tonight against the Arizona Diamondbacks. | Dennis Lee-Imagn Images A’s at Home to Face Arizona After finishing off their third straight series victory over an American League West rival on Wednesday, the Athletics move on to the National League West’s Arizona Diamondbacks tonight at Sutter Health Park in West Sacramento. … [Read more...] about Game # 112, Athletics vs Diamondbacks Game Thread
Athletics defeat Diamondbacks 5-1
Shea Langeliers 2-run homer gave the A’s an early lead against the D-backs at home tonight. They’d go on to win 5-1. | Sergio Estrada-Imagn Images Extend win-streak to three games After finishing off their third straight series victory over an American League West rival on Wednesday, the Athletics move on the National League West’s Arizona Diamondbacks tonight at Sutter … [Read more...] about Athletics defeat Diamondbacks 5-1
Saturday Post Trade Deadline Potpourri: Closers And Schadenfreude Edition
Photo by Orlando Ramirez/Getty Images At the trading deadline the A’s were sellers, something that was decried in May by the baseball gods when they sentenced the team to an inexplicable 1-20 stretch. Outside of that time the A’s are 48-43. The A’s indeed sold, shipping star closer Mason Miller to the Padres for wunder-prospect Leo De Vries and 3 pitching … [Read more...] about Saturday Post Trade Deadline Potpourri: Closers And Schadenfreude Edition