
MLB Trade Deadline: Breaking Down the Biggest Impact Moves
The 2024 MLB trade deadline saw unprecedented movement with 10 current All-Stars changing teams. Here's a breakdown of the most impactful moves:
Los Angeles Dodgers
- Acquired: Max Scherzer (8-4, 2.76 ERA) and Trea Turner (.322/.369/.521, 18 HR)
- Bolstered MLB's best pitching staff (3.20 ERA) and added elite middle infield talent
- Currently 3 games behind Giants in NL West
San Francisco Giants
- Acquired: Kris Bryant (.267/.358/.503, 18 HR)
- Added power bat to lineup averaging 4.81 runs/game
- Countering Dodgers' deadline moves while leading NL West
Chicago White Sox
- Acquired: Craig Kimbrel (0.49 ERA, 23 saves), Ryan Tepera, Cesar Hernandez
- Created elite bullpen with Kimbrel and Liam Hendriks
- Lead AL Central by 9 games
New York Yankees
- Acquired: Joey Gallo (25 HR) and Anthony Rizzo (14 HR)
- Added left-handed power to struggling offense (4.11 runs/game)
- Currently 7.5 games behind Red Sox
Toronto Blue Jays
- Acquired: Jose Berrios (7-5, 3.48 ERA)
- Strengthened rotation alongside Ryu and Ray
- 8.5 games behind in AL East race
Other Notable Moves:
- Mets: Javier Baez
- Phillies: Kyle Gibson, Ian Kennedy
- Rays: Nelson Cruz
- Red Sox: Kyle Schwarber
- Braves: Rich Rodriguez, Jorge Soler, Adam Duvall, Eddie Rosario
- A's: Starling Marte, Andrew Chafin, Yan Gomes, Josh Harrison
- Astros: Kendall Graveman
- Brewers: Eduardo Escobar
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