#trade-market

#trade-market

It was a disappointing season, though Kansas City really performed rather admirably considering that they got just 13 starts out of staff ace Cole Ragans while found himself sidelined for the second half by an injury of his own. While health in the rotation helped to sink the team this year, it's possible that the team's deep arsenal of starters could help them reinvent the team on the trade market as they look ahead to 2026.

Baseball games are always a little bit more fun when the World Series champions are on the field.

Toronto, you can add David Kampf to the mix, Ryan Reaves, Nick Robertson is an RFA, his name is out there. Toronto's got about five million in cap space. So, it's got some flexibility but it's more so about bodies. They got a lot of bodies in their bottom six. So, they're fishing around to try and move it.

RJ Barrett has emerged as a player likely to stay with the Raptors, despite past expectations of being traded due to recent developments in the league.

Eflin's ongoing back issues and poor performance cast doubt on his trade value, highlighting the risks for a last-place team considering dealing away players.

The Boston Bruins will not be a true contender until they resolve their significant offensive issues, which really undermined their performance last season.

The Yankees dominated the Royals before getting swept by their archrivals, the Red Sox, reflecting a tumultuous week overshadowed by their current first place standing.

Given Kiner-Falefa's strong reputation as a defender, he'd be a very impactful addition for a team in need of infield help if he can maintain this above average offense going forward.