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Yankees Trade for Camilo Doval

Coming in with just minutes to spare, General Manager Brian Cashman added another bullpen arm with controllable years to a struggling Yankee pitching staff. With this addition, the Bombers are in a much better position to make a deep push into October.

Boston Red Sox Acquire Dustin May

The Boston Red Sox, in need of a starting pitcher, acquired Dustin May from the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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Detroit Tigers Acquire Charlie Morton

The Detroit Tigers acquired a veteran right-handed pitcher from the Baltimore Orioles bringing with him postseason experience.

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New York Yankees Trade for David Bednar

Bednar isn’t just another arm—he’s a proven closer with high-leverage experience and swing-and-miss stuff. He can eat innings, shorten games, and stabilize the middle of the pen while others get healthy. For a bullpen running on fumes, his arrival gives the Yankees exactly what they’ve been missing.

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New York Mets Acquire Cedric Mullins

The New York Mets needing an outfielder made a trade with the Baltimore Orioles to acquire Cedric Mullins.

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Toronto Blue Jays Acquire Shane Bieber

The Toronto Blue Jays are acquiring a former American League Cy Young winner who is working his way back from Tommy John surgery.

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Yankees Acquire Outfielder Austin Slater

The Yankees acquire Austin Slater in a move aimed at bolstering their outfield depth against left-handed pitching. Slater brings versatility, postseason experience, and a strong platoon profile. With Aaron Judge sidelined, New York hopes to replicate production in aggregate, and Slater’s affordable contract makes him a low-risk, situational upgrade.