
2026 MLB Trade Deadline Highlights: Recapping Monday's Biggest Deals
The 2026 MLB Trade Deadline is officially in the books, capping off one of the busiest trading windows in recent memory.
What began with weeks of rumors ended in a wild final flurry as contenders went through their farm systems to gear up for October. The blockbuster of the season belonged to the Los Angeles Dodgers, who pulled off a monumental deal for two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal. But they were far from alone in making aggressive moves—starting pitching dominated the market, highlighted by frontline aces Luis Castillo (White Sox), Freddy Peralta (Rays), and Kevin Gausman (Cubs).
With the deadline now behind us and the dust is finally settling across the league. Take a look through a recap of the day's chaos as teams buckle down for final stretch.
Padres Acquire Starting Pitcher Casey Mize In Trade With Tigers
Marlins Acquire Reliever Victor Vodnik From Rockies For Connor Norby, Aiden May
Guardians Acquire 1B/DH Nathaniel Lowe From Reds
Diamondbacks Acquire Outfielder Lars Nootbaar from Cardinals
Twins Acquire Reliever Jeff Hoffman From Blue Jays
Guardians Acquire Starting Pitcher Foster Griffin In Trade With Nationals
Red Sox Acquire Left-Handed Reliever Erik Miller From Giants For Marcelo Mayer
Yankees Acquire Outfielder Heliot Ramos In Trade With Giants
Clay Holmes And Tyrone Taylor Goes From The Mets To The Cubs
Daulton Varsho Goes From The Blue Jays To The Astros
Luke Weaver Goes From The Mets To The Pirates
Dustin May And Jo Jo Romero Goes From The Cardinals To The Brewers
Kris Bubic Goes From Royals To The Dodgers
Adley Rutschman Goes From The Orioles To The Red Sox
Robbie Ray Goes From Giants To The Padres
Jacob deGrom Invokes No-Trade Clause to Remain with Rangers
Liam Hicks Goes From Marlins To The Rays
Brenton Doyle Goes From Rockies To The White Sox
Taylor Ward Goes From Orioles To The Mariners
Jo Adell Goes From Angels To The Guardians
Brewers Showing Interests In Mets’ Clay Holmes
Padres Interested in Trading for Giants' Robbie Ray
White Sox Still Looking To Improve The Rotation
Brooks Raley Goes From Mets To Phillies
Luis Arráez Goes From Giants To Phillies
Soriano Goes From Angels To Blue Jays

