The Miami Marlins were expected to deal Sandy Alcantara by the trade deadline, but may be forced to try again later.

The San Francisco Giants are expected to be major buyers ahead of next week's MLB trade deadline, but they should be wary of just how much they are willing to g

The Marlins are selling, but not Kyle Stowers. Miami is holding onto its All-Star outfielder as the rebuild finds a rare bright spot.

The Atlanta Braves are one of the more disappointing teams in baseball. They could take another step backward if they aggressively sell at the trade deadline.

Here are three potential trade destinations for Miami's slugger. A.J. Preller rarely lets a trade deadline pass without making a substantial move.

Marlins projected to trade Sandy Alcantara to Cubs at MLB deadline, acquiring top prospects and accelerating their rebuilding process.

Times are tough for the Miami Marlins, who are currently 7.5 games out of a playoff spot in the NL and the player thought to be their best trade asset coming into 2025 may not bring back a great return because of his struggles thus far.

The Marlins know for sure that Eury Perez is every bit as much the potential star following Tommy John surgery as he was before the procedure. He was dominant in his final three starts before the All Star break, allowing one run with 21 strikeouts in 18 innings.

The San Francisco Giants have already made one blockbuster trade this year. Could they be in the market for another one in the coming weeks?

The Miami Marlins could make an underrated trade with a desperate playoff team in need for a developing, cheap pitcher.

In three July starts, Perez is 3-0 with a 0.50 ERA, meaning he is getting better as the season progresses. Meanwhile, Perez's teammate and fellow Dominican, Sandy Alcantara, has struggled after his elbow surgery. The 2022 National League Cy Young Award winner is 4-9 with a 7.14 ERA this year.

In spite of how well the Miami Marlins have been playing, they still might move some players before the MLB trade deadline, and the New York Yankees will almost