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 | It has been nearly two weeks since the non-waiver Trade Deadline, but trade season is far from over. Here are 10 names to watch in the coming weeks.
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 | A number of deals leading up to this year's non-waiver Trade Deadline involved the movement of international bonus pool slots, giving teams the ability to spend more on amateur players around the globe. Rather than dealing player-for-player, teams were exchanging pool space for players, incorporating a new aspect into one of the most intriguing weeks of the baseball calendar.
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 | The trading frenzy has quieted to a calm following Tuesday's non-waiver Trade Deadline, but that doesn't mean there won't be more deals over the next month.
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 | We're mere hours away from today's 4 p.m. ET non-waiver Trade Deadline, leaving buyers and sellers alike pondering major decisions that could shape the fate of their short- and long-term futures. What should fans be looking for in the final hours?
More»Will Chris Archer be on the move at the deadline? |
 | Star Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper has been made available to opposing teams ahead of today's 4 p.m. ET non-waiver Trade Deadline, a source told MLB.com's Mark Feinsand on Monday night.
More»Nationals reportedly open to trading Bryce Harper |
 | The Mets have already unloaded a pair of expiring contracts this month, sending Jeurys Familia to Oakland and Asdrubal Cabrera to Philadelphia.
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 | That the past few days have been loaded with a number of notable trades is hardly news, not with Tuesday's non-waiver Trade Deadline rapidly approaching. But the teams partnering up on some of the more prominent deals have been division rivals, raising quite a few eyebrows around the industry.
More» Yankees acquire Happ in 3-player trade |
 | It's been a busy week on the trade front, with Zach Britton, J.A. Happ, Cole Hamels, Nathan Eovaldi, Jeurys Familia, Joakim Soria and Seunghwan Oh among the players who were dealt to contenders days in advance of the non-waiver Trade Deadline on Tuesday.
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 | The San Francisco Giants entered Wednesday only 4 1/2 games out of first place in the National League West and four games behind in the Wild Card race. They sense an opportunity to play in the postseason.
More» Pence gives Giants lead with 1st HR of 2018 |
 | The non-waiver Trade Deadline is one week away. As teams around the Major Leagues continue to discuss various potential moves, here's some chatter about buyers and sellers and who might be on the move.
More» Happ punches out Andujar in the 2nd |
 | With only less than two weeks until the July 31 non-waiver Trade Deadline, whose stock is on the rise? Here's a look at some players who have seen their value increase.
More» Britton seals 5-4 win, earns 2nd save of '18 |
 | As Alex Bregman glanced down at the award he had just been presented with, something just felt right. Bregman's go-ahead homer in the 10th inning earned him the Ted Williams All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award presented by Chevrolet on Tuesday night at Nationals Park.
More» Bregman wins MVP, gives car to his mother |
 | Jacob deGrom was one strike away from collecting the second perfect inning of his All-Star career. Then, Mike Trout happened.
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 | Bryce Harper was the star of the show Monday night, but even the Nationals superstar knows who the best player in baseball is: Mike Trout.
More» Statcast measures Trout's 401-ft. HR in ASG |
 | Kyle Schwarber hit more home runs than anyone else in Monday's T-Mobile Home Run Derby, but unfortunately for the Cubs slugger, Bryce Harper hit one more when it counted most. Schwarber, who clubbed 55 homers on the night, fell to the Nationals' hometown hero in a memorable final round, 19-18, as Harper hit a walk-off homer in bonus time to snap the tie and win the event in front of a packed house at Nationals Park.
More» Schwarber muscles 18 home runs in Finals |
 | During their cross-country flight from San Diego on Sunday night, Javier Baez began asking Jon Lester questions about what to expect during his first All-Star experience. Lester, Baez and Willson Contreras will represent the Cubs in the 89th All-Star Game presented by Mastercard on Tuesday night.
More»Lester discusses All-Star break, time in Chicago |
 | For the second year in a row, aces Chris Sale of the Red Sox and Max Scherzer of the Nationals face off in the All-Star Game, managers AJ Hinch and Dave Roberts announced on Monday.
More»Managers, starters talk about 2018 All-Star Game |
 | Each team slugged four home runs, but it was Team USA who came out on top in a 10-6 victory at Sunday's SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game at Nationals Park.
More» USA, World club 8 home runs in Futures Game |
 | While much of the Trade Deadline chatter has focused on Manny Machado, the O's shortstop is far from the only All-Star who could be on the move in the coming weeks. Two All-Star catchers -- J.T. Realmuto and Wilson Ramos -- have drawn interest from a number of contenders looking to make improvements behind the plate before July 31.
More» Realmuto tallies 5 singles and 3 RBIs |
 | We're less than three weeks from the non-waiver Trade Deadline, and with rumors flying faster than a Jordan Hicks heater, the baseball world is eagerly awaiting the first big domino to fall. Here's a look at some players who have boosted their value this month.
More»Heyman talks latest Machado, Britton, Happ rumors |
