The Philadelphia Phillies are entering what feels like a make-or-break trade deadline. There are still clear holes on this roster, and they are the same ones th

It’s no secret the Philadelphia Phillies desperately need a right-handed outfield bat that they failed to acquire in the offseason.

Rumors about the Phillies trading for Byron Buxton barely got off the ground before the veteran squashed any thoughts of a dream trade by saying he would not be waiving his no-trade clause. The Phillies still need to find an outfield solution,

Rays in holding pattern on deadline plans. The Rays will enter the second half a game and a half behind the Mariners for the third and final wild-card spot in the American League.

The Rangers moved on from a former top prospect on Thursday, trading right-handed swingman Dane Dunning to the Braves in exchange for righty reliever José Ruiz and cash.

With the All-Star break now in the rearview, the next major item on this season's MLB calendar is the trade deadline, and the coming days will go a long way toward deciding where teams on the fence between buying and selling ultimately land.

There’s barely more than a fortnight separating us from baseball’s trade deadline, and the postseason races in each league have only become more interesting since we initially broke each team down into tiers of deadline action.

However, even with the team looking to contend, a tough rest of the month could lead the Cardinals to sell. If such a scenario happens, there are three relievers that John Denton of MLB.com identified as the most likely Cardinals to be traded at the deadline.