This is what we do with every edition of Stock Watch, but there is never as much mystery in the outcomes as there is after a heavy period of roster movement, which yields my two favorite Stock Watch ...

With the MLB trade deadline having come and gone, we're all still getting acquainted with the new-look versions of all 30 ...

The whirlwind of activity on the MLB trade market each summer not only sees contenders shore up their rosters for the stretch ...

Orioles executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias made eight player-for-player trades, sold nine major leaguers ...

Jo Adell hit a two-run homer and Yusei Kikuchi allowed one run on four hits over six innings, leading the Los Angeles Angels ...

Chris Paddack started 21 games for Minnesota this season. The 29-year-old right-hander will now look to shut down the Twins when the Detroit Tigers host his former team on Tuesday night.

The San Diego Padres made several consequential moves at the MLB trade deadline, but one new addition in particular is already turning heads.

After Sears retired the first batter in an inning for the first time — and did so on two pitches — the Diamondbacks pushed ...

Tyler Locklear and Alek Thomas homered, Brandon Pfaadt tied a career high with his 11th victory, and the Arizona Diamondbacks beat the San Diego Padres 6-2 in Phoenix on Monday.

The surging San Diego Padres are in town to face the Arizona Diamondbacks starting Aug. 4. Brandon Pfaadt opens the series on the mound.

The phrase "giving up the farm" applied literally to San Diego's trade for Mason Miller. But he seems to be fitting in just fine.

While contenders scrambled to add stars at the 2025 trade deadline, the Athletics may have made the boldest move of all.