Tag: MLB Trade Deadline

  • The Boston Red Sox are Going All In

    The Boston Red Sox are Going All In

    The first major trade of the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline belongs to the Boston Red Sox as they traded Connelly Early for star prospect Curtis Mead. Mead is a third baseman who holds a ton of power and can certainly get a hold of the big wall at Fenway Park.

    With a pump of a fist, Boston fans could see Aroldis Chapman the other night rise in glory as the Red Sox sit in third place of the AL East at 54-50 after a 15 game winning streak. One of their longest in Boston franchise history.

    Not to say, Chapman has had his troubles in the past. Some players have finally settled into Boston like Chapman, Roman Anthony, Garrett Crochet, and so on.

    Earlier in the season, they were ruled out of the AL East but now after this trade. The Boston Red Sox have to be feeling real good about themselves.

    As for the Nationals, they acquired Early and underlying metrics tell he can be a 1-2 starter. Even though they are doubters about both the rising potential of Mead and Early.

    Mead is going to hit one out of the park and Early will unfold as a solid No.3. Mead’s form reminds me of a Justin Turner who got slacked for better terms in the past future.

    Early is going to have to work with a team that has needed the patience of leaving behind Mackenzie Gore.

    The AL East looks red hot right now with the Tampa Bay Rays, New York Yankees, and Boston Red Sox. Boston will have to land in nicely as the Rays are playing in the conditions they are and New York.

    New York is getting hotter and hotter with the rehabilitation of Gerrit Cole and Cam Schlittler playing non stop baseball. The Yanks won 1-0 the other night to the Phillies if that does not tell people enough of Paul Goldschmit’s solo home run.

    The Red Sox will need the help, speed, and distance in this one folks as they begin to go all-in on possibly adding another bat or pitcher.

  • The Aftermath of MLB Trade Deadline

    Last night was an interesting spectacle of walk-offs.

    JP Crawford of the Seattle Mariners helped out when Eugenio Suarez was struggling to start and Logan Gilbert struck out seven to deliver the win for the second place team in the AL West.

    Meanwhile, in Philly. The Philadelphia Phillies saw Bryce Harper get disqualified and it was not good. Harper needs to calm down. But the team prevailed with Otto Kemp’s base hit to left and Nick Casellano’s run scored. Jhoan Duran made his impressive debut.

    O’Neil Cruz stayed on the Pittsburgh Pirates and delivered the 3rd longest grand slam of the season with a 451 ft tower. It was not enough as the Colorado Rockies won over Pittsburgh by a final score of 17-16 with Brenton Doyle’s walk-off.

  • What We Learned From The 2025 MLB Trade Deadline

    Yesterday, we saw a collassal of trades and, in fact, according to Jomboy Media this was the most entertaining one.

    It all began first with Michael Soroka who will be joining Willie Castro in Chicago to compete for a pennant. Both stand servicably well considering they join a winning contender.

    In the meantime, Carlos Correa rejoined the Astros after they considered pitching. Correa will play third as Jeremy Pena is the best defensive shortstop without question by looking at his career-high Field percentage.

    The one trade that stook out was not Spencer Jones or Paul Skenes. It was Mason Miller. AJ Preller proved to work the phones again but by how much leeway?

    The Los Angeles Dodgers receive more ownership suppport than San Diego as Miller would go appreciated to move past Juan Soto and stir things in the Padres competitive bullpen with Jason Adam and Adrian Morejon.

    We cannot go without forgetting the Phillies vs. Mets rivalry. The two butted heads as each bought a pitcher and a rental outfielder. Bader can play left and centerfield against his former team while Mullins touches the red apple.

    In all seriousness, they were two gaps to fill at closer for both teams going head-to-head in the NL East. Phillies fans will get ready for Jhoan Duran MLB bullpen entrance and wait and see on Ryan Helsley.

    Furthermore, it was tight for some but fans got through another deadline and will be back for more MLB coverage or next year of the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline.

  • 2023 MLB Trade Deadline Recap feat. Pat Ragazzo

    2023 MLB Trade Deadline Recap feat. Pat Ragazzo

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