Eric Treuden

In just one week (already!), the 2026 MLB trade deadline will be upon us, and this year's happenings are sure to be just as hectic and wild as they always are.

We have officially reached the stretch run of the 2026 MLB season. All the buyers have bought, and the sellers have sold. The trade deadline has passed, and now all that is left is to play baseball games and see which teams will punch their ticket to October. The Tarik Skubal trade to the Dodgers only furthered their standing as the most-hated, but also most-fascinating team in baseball, looking to make history with their third-consecutive World Series title. Despite the presence of the Dodgers, we saw the Cubs aggressively buy to improve their chances, not only against L.A., but also…

The Seattle Mariners are set to promote Lazaro Montes, Just Baseball's No. 92 prospect, to make his MLB debut.

The Baltimore Orioles and Albert Suarez are doing their best to provide the baseball world with a better love story than Twilight.

Look, the Baltimore Orioles have been playing a fascinating game of roster manipulation with right-hander Albert Suárez all year long and it's time somebody talks about it. It's such a small, minute, and largely unimportant storyline to follow, but it's had my attention since early on. At 70-76, the Orioles are 17 games out of the top spot in the American League East, they're comfortably on the outside looking in in regards to the playoff picture, and they traded away Adley Rutschman, Taylor Ward, Dean Kremer, and Tyler Wells at the deadline. Point being, there's just not a whole lot…

Look, the Baltimore Orioles have been playing a fascinating game of roster manipulation with right-hander Albert Suárez all year long and it's time somebody talks about it.

The Los Angeles Dodgers are set to promote Josue De Paula, Just Baseball's No. 10 prospect, to make his MLB debut on Friday.

The Blue Jays have needed a positive storyline all year, and the promotion of 12-year minor leaguer Rudy Martin Jr. provides just that.

After coming oh, so close to winning it all last October, the Toronto Blue Jays have come crashing back down to earth this year.

Folks, we made it. After an outstanding regular season and a thrilling postseason that's been every bit as exciting as advertised, it's time for us to crown a champion.