All articles tagged with #trade candidates
The Dallas Cowboys are exploring trade options before the NFL deadline, focusing on improving their defense, especially the pass rush and run defense, by targeting players like Anfernee Jennings, Jermaine Johnson II, Logan Wilson, Kayvon Thibodeaux, and others, with an emphasis on acquiring players with multiple years left on their contracts.
With the NFL trade deadline approaching on November 4, several notable players including Trey Hendrickson, Alvin Kamara, and others are potential trade targets as teams look to rebuild or contend, with the Bengals, Saints, Browns, Ravens, Dolphins, Giants, and others among the key teams involved.
The Boston Red Sox's 2025 season ended with disappointment, and several key players including Steven Matz, Rob Refsnyder, Alex Bregman, Jordan Hicks, and Jarren Duran are unlikely to return in 2026 due to free agency, trades, or team roster decisions, signaling significant roster changes ahead of their World Series window.
The 2025 NFL trade deadline is set for November 4th, with teams evaluating potential trades to strengthen their rosters or rebuild, featuring key players like Kirk Cousins, Russell Wilson, and Alvin Kamara, and highlighting which teams are likely buyers or sellers based on their current season performance.
The article lists the top 50 MLB trade candidates for the 2025 deadline, highlighting key players like Eugenio Suárez, Mitch Keller, and Sandy Alcantara, and providing insights into their current performance, contract details, and potential trade value, with a focus on teams' strategic considerations and market dynamics.
The article previews the upcoming MLB trade deadline, highlighting key teams as buyers or sellers, and discusses 10 notable trade candidates with potential landing spots, emphasizing the fluidity of the market as teams evaluate their rosters for a playoff push or rebuild.
The Baltimore Orioles are exploring potential trade candidates to bolster their pitching rotation after losing starters John Means and Tyler Wells to elbow surgeries. With the trade deadline approaching, the Orioles are considering various pitchers, including Jesús Luzardo, Paul Blackburn, Tyler Anderson, Erick Fedde, and Nick Martinez, among others, to fill the gaps left by their injured players.
As the NFL's post-June 1 deadline approaches, teams are evaluating their remaining roster needs and potential cut or trade candidates. Key contenders like the Bengals, Bills, Chiefs, Cowboys, Dolphins, Eagles, 49ers, Packers, Jets, Lions, Ravens, and Texans have specific positional gaps to address. Notable players who might be cut or traded include Atlanta's backup QB, Carolina's Sanders, San Francisco's Aiyuk, New York's Slayton, New England's Judon, and Philadelphia's Bradberry.
The Atlanta Braves' outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. will miss the rest of the 2024 season due to an ACL tear. With limited internal options, the Braves are likely to seek external help before the trade deadline. Potential trade candidates include Tommy Pham, Taylor Ward, Brent Rooker, Bryan De La Cruz, and Jesse Winker.
The Los Angeles Chargers are facing a tight cap situation with four of their top players carrying hefty contracts, leading to trade discussions with the New England Patriots. The Patriots, who are also pursuing Calvin Ridley, have inquired about potential trade candidates from the Chargers to address their needs at receiver and edge defender. With the Chargers expected to make a trade or release involving one of these players due to cap constraints, teams may be inclined to pursue a trade rather than wait for them to hit the open market.
The Milwaukee Brewers have been making significant changes this offseason, including trading ace Corbin Burnes and signing veteran first baseman Rhys Hoskins. With potential trade candidates like shortstop Willy Adames and right-hander Freddy Peralta, the team faces questions about their future roster and starting rotation. Additionally, there's speculation about the possibility of outfielder Christian Yelich being on the trading block due to the team's outfield depth and his hefty contract.
Celtics' Jaylen Brown and coach Joe Mazzulla express frustration over a controversial foul call in Monday's loss to Indiana, with Brown calling for an investigation. The team's guaranteed salaries for several players could be used in potential trades, while Jaylen Brown has been excelling defensively this season. Jayson Tatum missed the game due to an ankle injury, while Kristaps Porzingis returned to action after an eye issue.
The trade market for starting pitchers in Major League Baseball is heating up, with several notable candidates potentially on the move. The Milwaukee Brewers' Corbin Burnes is considered the top option available, but the team faces a dilemma of whether to trade him now or wait until the season. Other teams, including the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves, Toronto Blue Jays, and Texas Rangers, could be interested in acquiring Burnes. The Chicago White Sox are expected to trade Dylan Cease this offseason, while the Cleveland Guardians might consider moving Shane Bieber if the right offers come along.
As the MLB offseason begins, teams are looking to address their needs through trades due to a thin free agent class. The top 25 trade candidates include Juan Soto of the Padres, Paul Blackburn of the Athletics, Tyler Glasnow and Manuel Margot of the Rays, Ezequiel Duran of the Rangers, Corbin Burnes and Willy Adames of the Brewers, Shane Bieber of the Guardians, Dylan Cease of the White Sox, Max Kepler and Jorge Polanco of the Twins, Orioles infielders, Alex Verdugo of the Red Sox, Dylan Carlson and Tyler O'Neill of the Cardinals, Jonathan India of the Reds, Vaughn Grissom of the Braves, Gleyber Torres and Kyle Higashioka of the Yankees, Hunter Harvey and Kyle Finnegan of the Nationals, Logan Gilbert of the Mariners, Eloy Jiménez of the White Sox, Pete Alonso of the Mets, and Mike Trout of the Angels. Possible landing spots for these players are also discussed.
The New England Patriots' offense has been struggling, but benching quarterback Mac Jones is not the solution, as the team lacks support in various areas. Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers have the potential to go 17-0 this season with their strong roster. Despite losing rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson to injury, the Indianapolis Colts can still compete in the AFC South. Additionally, several underperforming teams may consider trading players to rebuild their rosters for the future.