The Los Angeles Dodgers could find a solution to their bullpen problem in a trade with the struggling Minnesota Twins.

If you're hoping for a big splash move at the MLB trade deadline from the Minnesota Twins, it sounds like you're in for a letdown.

The New York Yankees are showing trade interest in a veteran left-handed reliever ahead of the MLB trade deadline. The post Yankees Showing Trade Interest Star Left-Handed Reliever to Solidify Bullpen appeared first on Heavy Sports.

However, if they don't go on a run right out of the gate, they could opt to act as sellers ahead of the trade deadline. One thing's for certain, though, and that's that Byron Buxton will not be on the move.

The Cincinnati Reds have the chance to emerge from the depths of the National League Central as buyers ahead of the trade deadline.

The Twins could get a lot in return for Ryan, who won’t be a free agent until 2028. Considering the Twins aren’t too far out of playoff contention, they may opt to keep Ryan. But it may be smarter for the team to move Ryan at his highest value to maximize a return.

Willi Castro, Harrison Bader, Chris Paddack and others could leave for nothing this offseason, so why not cash them in for future value?

Minnesota Twins ace Pablo Lopez is being monitored by would-be trade suitors, according to Bob Nightengale of USA Today on social media: While the Miami Marlins will wait until ace Sandy Alcantara ...