MLB trade rumors: Phillies in on Eugenio Suárez; D-backs continue sell-off, send outfielder to Royals

Major League Baseball Deadline is scheduled for next Thursday, which means that teams are less than half of their purchases. The shifts have already begun, as the marines have recently acquired Josh Naylor from Diamondbacks, while Yankees acquired Ryan McMahon with Ryder.

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What can the next come to next? Keep here throughout the day, as CBS Sports collects all the latest grumblings and moves in one convenient location.

Phillies interested in Eugenio Suárez

Diamondbacks Third Basen Suarez is a good prize for the coming trade.

34-year-old Suárez is year by year. He is in the year of his walk, which explains why the disappointing knives shopped. One of the few teams with some levels of Suárez are Philadelphia Filies who spoke to Arizona as Scott Lauber with a Philadelphia Inquiry Reports:

Alex Bome, the regular third Baseman, is currently in a rib fracture with IL, and gaining another third Basman, the return of BoHM would be listed and positional crises. So say, when a hit like Suarez, you are late later when it comes later. Phillies Lead Exec Daverowski is brave, the winner is now some kind of decisions, and Sharez will go to the character.

Royals excrete Randal Grichuk as part of Diamondbacks, According to MLB Steve GilbertRoyals will receive RELIERER ANDREW HOFFMANN instead of a number: For the Heman of New YorkA number

The 33-year-old Penkuk must give the composition of the Royals against left-handed strikes. He recorded .900 Option or better, more and better, four of the last five full seasons. Currently, Royals start three failing comers. Kyle Isbel, JAC Caglianone and John Rave – Grichuk makes the most welcoming addition.

Grichuk is the second add-on that the wonderful this month was done by joining Infielder Adam Frazier. At the same time, D-Says have moved two members of their list in the last few days, more steps to take more steps to July 31.

25-year-old Hoffman has entered into three large leagues games this season. He sports a 2.25 era and 5.50 strike-treader ratio in a triple level in 40 seconds.

Cardinals listen to Arenado and Gray, receiving calls to Donovan

It is known that St. Louis cardinals buy closer Ryan Helsley and Setup Relievers Stephen Matts and Phil Mato. Even as the team stays in the scene, but it is possible that it is possible to sell deeper in St. Louis. “There will be suggestions”, “Whoever makes funs” veteran Third Basenel Nolan on Arenado and Ace Sonny Gray, who both have full commercial provisions. Atletic’s Katie Woo Reports:

The cardinals in the winter were trading in the place of the arena, but in the decision, which was taken by the guardian of John Mozelti, which was arrested by St. Louis, used his non-commercial protection to block the deal. As for gray, he wants to stay near the house in the past, and if it is still the case, it is sharply limiting the possible directions of trade.

34-year-old Arenado remains in the obvious state of falling on the plate, but he remains in the third Bassman’s third baseball. He is in contract through the 2027 season. The 35-year-old gray was self-mined at the nomination level, but he heads the NL in the K / BB ratio and has 128 strike 116. Gray with a contract is a contract through 2026, for 2027 in the club.

WOO also reports that the superpower All-Star Brendan Donovan is interested in Dodgers and Yankees, among other teams.

Donova boasts this season from 121, and he is able to play a lot on all diamonds, although the second base is his best position. 28-year-old Donova is not eligible for a free agency until the 2027 season, so the cardinals are probably not in a hurry to trade.

Rays resting

Going on Saturday to Slate, Tampa Bay Rays 53-51 and nine games behind ALEAST lead BLUE JAYS. On the other hand, they are only 1 ½ game from the third and final wildcard location and only two teams behind that pursuit. This increases the efficient 31.7% of the playgrounds, according to sports schools. Even so, The Ken Rosental of Athletics According to the rays, “seems to be ridiculous to sellers” that lead to the deadline. As always, owner Stuart Sterberg, who wants to repay the salary, probably the driver is probably the driver, and the rays also slipped 6-13 records in July. If they decide to sell, Pete Fairbanks, Zack Littell and maybe Brandon Lowe when he returns from IL.