#player-trades

#player-trades

The RailRiders have steadily climbed the leaderboards for the past couple months, and after winning four of six against Nashville they now lead their division for the first time all season.

Dodgers utilityman Tommy Edman exited yesterday's win over the Rays due to a right ankle sprain, with manager Dave Roberts indicating it may necessitate a stint on the injured list.

Eddie Mathews clubs his 500th career home run against the Braves while playing for the Astros, becoming the seventh player in MLB history to reach that mark.

Vitek Vanecek, fresh off winning the Stanley Cup with the Florida Panthers, has signed a one-year contract with the Utah Mammoth as he heads West.

The 2025 NHL offseason has been eventful, featuring key player trades, 224 newly drafted prospects, and numerous re-signings. ESPN is grading significant signings based on player fit and contract terms.

The Pirates will be deadline sellers again, with a record of 32-50 and a -68 run differential, signaling a need to trade away assets.

The Bruins currently hold both the No. 51 and No. 61 picks in the 2025 NHL Draft, giving them a prime opportunity to bolster their prospect pipeline.

"Buster Posey's approach with the Giants reflects a cautious philosophy, prioritizing homegrown talent and strong pitching while avoiding costly trades that previously led to disappointment."

The Steelers opted against the tank mentality, aiming for a winning record instead, showing their commitment to excellence despite pressures to pursue a high draft pick.

The Colorado Rockies surprised many by sweeping the Miami Marlins in three consecutive games, marking their first back-to-back wins of the season.

Within weeks before the Juan Soto trade, Soto turned down a historic $440 million offer, reflecting complex player negotiations that can impact sports franchises.

The 2025 WNBA season kicks off with renewed excitement as the New York Liberty aims to defend their championship title against a backdrop of team changes and player moves.