The 2025 MLB trade deadline struck Thursday, July 31, at 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT.
Here is a list of every trade made – including a record-breaking 36 on deadline day – before the cutoff as contending teams scrambled to stock up for the upcoming playoff push.
July 31
Philadelphia Phillies receive: RHP Matt Manning
Detroit Tigers receive: OF Josueth Quiñonez
Quick Notes: The Phillies make a minor move towards the end of the deadline to acquire Manning after the Tigers designated him for assignment earlier Thursday to clear space on their 40-man roster.
Milwaukee Brewers receive: RHP Shelby Miller, LHP Jordan Montgomery
Arizona Diamondbacks receive: Player to be named later or cash considerations
Quick Notes: In a deadline buzzer beater, the Diamondbacks shipped off two injured pitchers in Miller and Montgomery to the first-placed Brewers. Miller had a 1.98 ERA and 10 saves for Arizona this season.
Kansas City Royals receive: OF Mike Yastrzemski
San Francisco Giants receive: RHP Yunior Marte
Quick Notes: The Royals continued a soft buy, adding Yastrzemski to an outfield that also includes new addition Randal Grichuk, MJ Melendez and Kyle Isbel. The left-handed hitter has a .231 average, .685 OPS, eight homers and 28 RBIs in San Francisco this season.
Detroit Tigers receive: RHP Charlie Morton, cash considerations
Baltimore Orioles receive: LHP Micah Ashman
Quick Notes: After Reese Olson was lost for the season to a strained shoulder, the Tigers added Chris Paddack, and now Morton to fill the void in their rotation. The right-hander has a 5.42 ERA over 101.1 innings with the Orioles this season.
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Tampa Bay Rays receive: RHP Griffin Jax
Minnesota Twins receive: RHP Taj Bradley
Quick Notes: The Rays swapped out more pitching, dealing a starter in Bradley for a high-leverage relief arm in Jax. The right-hander has struck out 72 batters in 46 innings this season with the Twins.
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Toronto Blue Jays receive: RHP Louis Varland, INF Ty France
Minnesota Twins receive: OF Alan Roden, LHP Kendry Rojas
Quick Notes: The Blue Jays acquired Varland – a reliever with a 98 m.p.h. fastball and 2.02 ERA – and a depth bat in France. Roden struggled in the majors this year but hit for a .918 OPS at triple-A. Rojas was their No. 6 prospect per MLB Pipeline.
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New York Yankees receive: RHP Camilo Doval
San Francisco Giants receive: C Jesús Rodríguez, RHP Trystan Vrieling, INF Parks Harber, LHP Carlos de la Rosa
Quick Notes: After adding Pittsburgh Pirates closer David Bednar, the Yankees traded for another fireman in Camilo Doval. The right-hander has a 3.09 ERA with 50 strikeouts, 24 walks and 15 saves over 46.2 innings this season.
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Texas Rangers receive: RHP Phil Maton
St. Louis Cardinals receive: RHP Skylar Hales, LHP Mason Molina, international signing bonus pool space
Quick Notes: The Rangers third pitching add of deadline day, Maton doesn’t throw hard but has pitched to a 2.35 ERA with 48 strikeouts over 38.1 innings this season.
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Chicago Cubs receive: LHP Taylor Rogers
Pittsburgh Pirates receive: OF Ivan Brethowr
Quick Notes: After Taylor and Tyler Rogers became the first twins dealt on the same day in MLB history Wednesday, Taylor Rogers was moved again Thursday, joining the Cubs for a playoff push. He has a 2.45 ERA over 33 innings with the Cincinnati Reds this season. Ryan Pressly was designated for assignment in a corresponding move.
Tampa Bay Rays receive: RHP Adrian Houser
Chicago White Sox receive: INF Curtis Mead, RHP Duncan Davitt, RHP Ben Peoples
Quick Notes: In Houser, the Rays get veteran starter who has had a renaissance in 2025, pitching to a 2.10 ERA over 11 outings after signing a one-year, $1.35 million-deal in the off-season.
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New York Yankees receive: INF Jose Caballero
Tampa Bay Rays receive: OF Everson Pereira
Quick Notes: While Caballero’s weak bat won’t fit in with the rest of the Bronx Bombers lineup, he will provide punch on the base paths as he is currently tied for the major league lead in stolen bases with 34. He swiped 44 bags last season.
Boston Red Sox receive: RHP Dustin May
Los Angeles Dodgers receive: OF James Tibbs III, OF Zach Ehrhard
Quick Notes: The Red Sox fill a need by adding a starter to their ailing rotation. May has a 4.85 ERA, 97 strikeouts, 43 walks and a career-high 18 starts this season.
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San Diego Padres receive: LHP Nestor Cortes, SS Jorge Quintana, cash considerations
Milwaukee Brewers receive: OF Brandon Lockridge
Quick Notes: After going through ups and downs during his four-year stint with the New York Yankees that included an all-star appearance, Cortes struggled with health and results during his brief time in Milwaukee, recording a 9.00 ERA over two outings.
Cincinnati Reds receive: INF/OF Miguel Andujar
Athletics receive: RHP Kenya Huggins
Quick Notes: The Reds add Andujar’s high-level bat-to-ball skills to their lineup. The LF/3B has a .298 average to go along with low whiff and strikeout rates.
Kansas City Royals receive: LHP Bailey Faulter
Pittsburgh Pirates receive: LHP Evan Sisk, 1B Callan Moss
Quick Notes: The Royals add Faulter, 28, who has a career-best 3.73 ERA and has three full years of team control remaining.
Chicago Cubs receive: UTIL Willi Castro
Minnesota Twins receive: RHP Ryan Gallagher, RHP Sam Armstrong
Quick Notes: The Cubs get the switch-hitting Castro who is slashing .245/.335/.407 with 10 home runs and nine stolen bases this season. He has played second base, third base, shortstop and all three outfield positions for the Twins.
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Los Angeles Angels receive: INF Oswald Peraza
New York Yankees receive: OF Wilberson De Pena
Quick Notes: After acquiring third baseman Ryan McMahon from the Rockies, the Yankees have moved on from Peraza getting an 18-year-old outfield prospect in return.
Texas Rangers receive: RHP Merrill Kelly
Arizona Diamondbacks receive: LHP Kohl Drake, RHP David Hagaman, LHP Mitch Bratt
Quick Notes: The Rangers pay a steep price for one of the top starters moved at the deadline, giving up three top 30 prospects – including No. 5 Kohl Drake – per MLB Pipeline. Kelly’s 3.22 ERA would be his best mark over a full season if it holds up.
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Los Angeles Dodgers receive: OF Alex Call
Washington Nationals receive: RHP Eriq Swan, RHP Sean Paul Liñan
Quick Notes: The Dodgers add a depth outfielder in Call who is has a .274 average, .756 OPS and three home runs in a part-time role this season. He has faired well against left-handed pitching in his career albeit over a smaller sample size of 335 plate appearances.
Toronto Blue Jays receive: C Brandon Valenzuela
San Diego Padres: INF Will Wagner
Quick Notes: The Blue Jays move on from Wagner – who they acquired at last season’s deadline as part of the return from the Houston Astros for Yusei Kikuchi – for a well-rounded catching prospect.
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San Diego Padres receive: OF Ryan O’Hearn, OF Ramon Laureano
Baltimore Orioles: LHP Boston Bateman, INF Cobb Hightower, INF/OF Victor Figueroa, RHP Tyson Neighbors, INF Brandon Butterworth, RHP Tanner Smith
Quick Notes: After making a blockbuster move for Mason Miller and JP Sears, the Padres added two of the deadlines most coveted outfielders in O’Hearn and Laureano, the latter of whom was a first-time all-star this season.
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Houston Astros receive: OF Jesús Sánchez
Miami Marlins receive: RHP Ryan Gusto, INF Chase Jaworskym, OF Esmil Valencia
Quick Notes: After spending the first five seasons of his career in Miami, the righty mashing Sánchez could serve as a platoon option with some of the Astros’ right-handed outfield bats as the team looks to contend.
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Houston Astros receive: INF Carlos Correa, cash considerations
Minnesota Twins receive: LHP Matt Mikulski
Quick Notes: Correa is headed back to the Astros, the team that drafted him first overall in 2012 and won a World Series with in 2017, as they attempt to return to post-season glory.
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Texas Rangers receive: LHP Danny Coulombe
Minnesota Twins receive: LHP Garrett Horn
Quick Notes: Coulombe has pitched to a career-best 1.16 ERA over 31 innings in Minnesota this season and will join a Rangers team in the midst of a playoff push.
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New York Yankees receive: RHP Jake Bird
Colorado Rockies receive: INF Roc Riggio, LHP Ben Shields
Quick Notes: The Yankees continued their bullpen reinforcement, adding the right-handed Bird, who has struck out 62 hitters in 53.1 innings this season with a 4.73 ERA.
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New York Mets receive: OF Cedric Mullins
Baltimore Orioles receive: RHP Raimon Gomez, RHP Anthony Nunez, RHP Chandler Marsh
Quick Notes: Baltimore moves on from longtime centre-fielder Mullins, who spent the first eight years of his career with the franchise. The former all-star has 15 home runs, 14 stolen bases and a .738 OPS in 91 games this season.
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San Diego Padres receive: C Freddy Fermin
Kansas City Royals receive: RHP Ryan Bergert, RHP Stephen Kolek
Quick Notes: Fermin provides an additional backstop option to a Padres team that has gotten a combined minus-0.9 fWAR and .575 OPS from their catchers. Bergert and Kolek add controllable depth to the Royals’ pitching staff.
New York Yankees receive: RHP David Bednar
Pittsburgh Pirates receive: C/1B Rafael Flores, C Edgleen Perez, OF Brian Sanchez
Quick Notes: The Yankees add a reliever with closing experience in Bednar, who has rebounded from a down year in 2024 with a 2.37 ERA this season. The two-time all-star right-hander led the National League with 39 saves in 2023.
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Detroit Tigers receive: RHP Codi Heuer
Texas Rangers receive: Cash considerations
Quick Notes: Heuer joins the list of relievers heading to the Tigers ahead of the deadline. The 29-year-old has thrown just 1.1 innings in the majors this season, and owns a 3.43 ERA over 39.1 frames at triple-A.
Los Angeles Dodgers receive: RHP Brock Stewart
Minnesota Twins receive: OF James Outman
Quick Notes: Stewart has overcome a history of arm injuries and is in the middle of a standout season. He is posting a 2.38 ERA to go with 41 strikeouts in 34 innings. Stewart pitched for the Toronto Blue Jays in 2019.
Philadelphia Phillies receive: OF Harrison Bader
Minnesota Twins receive: OF Hendry Mendez, RHP Geremy Villoria
Quick Notes: Philadelphia adds a right-handed bat in Bader, whose productive first-half of the season puts him on track for a career year. Bader is slashing .258/.339/.439 with 12 home runs and 70 hits in 307 plate appearances. The 31-year-old is also a versatile and reliable outfielder.
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Detroit Tigers receive: RHP Kyle Finnegan
Washington Nationals receive: RHP Josh Randall, RHP R.J. Sales
Quick Notes: The Tigers continue to bolster their bullpen depth. Finnegan, 33, has struggled to replicate his 2024 campaign, which resulted in 38 saves and his first All-Star nod. His 4.38 ERA this season is also on track to be a career low. Finnegan will be a free agent next off-season.
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San Diego Padres receive: RHP Mason Miller, LHP JP Sears
Athletics receive: SS Leodalis De Vries, RHP Braden Nett, RHP Henry Baez and RHP Eduarniel Nunez
Quick Notes: Miller, 26, was an all-star last season, and now joins a top-end bullpen in San Diego. The right-handed reliever has 20 saves and 59 strikeouts in 38.1 innings pitched. The A’s also gave up a starter in Sears (4.95 ERA), but got one of baseball’s top prospects in the 18-year-old shortstop De Vries.
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Detroit Tigers receive: RHP Paul Sewald
Cleveland Guardians receive: Player to be named later or cash considerations
Quick Notes: Sewald, a veteran reliever, has pitched to a 4.70 ERA in 18 appearances with the Guardians this season. He has experience in high-leverage situations, having worked a a closer in 2023 while with the Seattle Mariners and Arizona Diamondbacks.
Toronto Blue Jays receive: RHP Shane Bieber
Cleveland Guardians receive: RHP Khal Stephen
Quick Notes: Shane Bieber, the American League Cy Young winner in 2020, gives the Blue Jays the extra starter they had been looking for. However, the righty has yet to make an MLB start this season as he recovers from Tommy John surgery.
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Seattle Mariners receive: 3B Eugenio Suarez
Arizona Diamondbacks receive: INF Tyler Locklear, RHP Hunter Cranton, RHP Juan Burgos
Quick Notes: The Mariners land a power bat to slot alongside MLB home run leader Cal Raleigh in this blockbuster trade. Suarez returns to Seattle after mashing 36 longballs with the Diamondbacks throughout the 2025 season.
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Chicago Cubs receive: RHP Andrew Kittredge
Baltimore Orioles receive: SS Wilfri de la Cruz
Quick Notes: The NL-Central leading Cubs add a steadying presence to their bullpen, as Kittredge’s 3.56 ERA is the highest mark he’s had in the past five seasons.
July 30
Boston Red Sox receive: LHP Steven Matz
St. Louis Cardinals receive: INF Blaze Jordan
Quick Notes: The Red Sox bring in some length to their bullpen by acquiring the 34-year-old lefty. Matz has posted a 3.44 ERA over 55 innings of work collecting 47 strikeouts with the Cardinals in 2025.
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Houston Astros receive: INF Ramon Urias
Baltimore Orioles receive: RHP Twine Palmer
Quick Notes: Urias provides infield depth for the Astros after starting the year slashing .248/.300/.388 with eight homers and 34 RBIs in 258 at-bats for the Orioles.
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Cincinnati Reds receive: RHP Zack Littell
Tampa Bay Rays receive: C Hunter Feduccia, RHP Brian Van Belle
Los Angeles Dodgers receive: LHP Adam Serwinowski, RHP Paul Gervase, C Ben Rortvedt
Quick Notes: In this three-team swap, the headliner Littell joins the backend of the Reds rotation in the midst of a strong 8-8 season with the Rays, boasting the best BB/9 in the majors (1.19) and an ERA of 3.72.
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Detroit Tigers receive: RHP Rafael Montero
Atlanta Braves receive: INF Jim Jarvis
Quick Notes: Montero, 34, has a 5.50 ERA in 34.1 innings, walking 21 batters and striking out 34 with the Braves this season. An 11-year major league veteran, he won a World Series with the Houston Astros in 2022.
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Chicago Cubs receive: RHP Michael Soroka
Washington Nationals receive: INF Ronny Cruz, OF Christian Franklin
Quick Notes: With the Nationals in 2025, Soroka has seen an uptick in strikeouts, punching out 87 hitters in 81.1 innings so far this season. But he has struggled to suppress runs, holding a 4.87 ERA at the time of the trade.
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New York Mets receive: RHP Ryan Helsley
St. Louis Cardinals receive: INF Jesus Baez, RHP Nate Dohm, RHP Frank Elissalt
Quick Notes: The Mets add another arm to pad the end of their bullpen alongside closer Edwin Diaz and newly acquired Tyler Rogers. Helsley is coming off a career-high 49 saves in 2024, winning the Trevor Hoffman Award as the top reliever in the NL.
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Philadelphia Phillies receive: RHP Jhoan Duran
Minnesota Twins receive: RHP Mick Abel, C Eduardo Tait
Quick Notes: The Phillies are bringing in a premier closer to headline their bullpen after struggling to find consistency with the role this season. The flamethrowing Duran has racked up 16 saves and 53 strikeouts over 49.1 innings this year for the Twins.
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Seattle Mariners receive: LHP Caleb Ferguson
Pittsburgh Pirates receive: RHP Jeter Martinez
Quick Notes: Seattle lands some bullpen help in the form of the left-handed Ferguson, who owns a 3.74 ERA and 34 strikeouts in 43.1 innings this season.
New York Mets receive: RHP Tyler Rogers
San Francisco Giants receive: RHP Jose Butto, OF Drew Gilbert, RHP Blade Tidwell
Quick Notes: Rogers joins the Mets on the same day his twin brother, Taylor, was traded from the Pirates to the Reds. The Mets paid a hefty price to get Tyler Rogers, who had a 1.80 ERA over 50 innings of relief work for the Giants this season.
Cincinnati Reds receive: 3B Ke’Bryan Hayes
Pittsburgh Pirates receive: LHP Taylor Rogers, SS Sammy Stafura
Quick Notes: Cincinnati acquires one of the top infield defenders in baseball, bringing in Hayes, who leads all third basemen with 16 defensive runs saved in 2025.
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Los Angeles Angels receive: RHP Luis Garcia, LHP Andrew Chafin
Washington Nationals receive: LHP Jake Eder, 1B Sam Brown
Quick Notes: The Angels add some bullpen reinforcement in Garcia and Chafin, coming off a three-game win streak. Garcia had posted a 4.10 ERA over 37.1 innings split between the Nationals and Dodgers this season, and Chafin carried a 2.70 mark in Washington.
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Atlanta Braves receive: RHP Tyler Kinley
Colorado Rockies receive: RHP Austin Smith
Quick Notes: The Braves add a veteran reliever in Kinley, who had a 5.66 ERA over 47.2 innings of work for the Rockies this season
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New York Yankees receive: OF Austin Slater
Chicago White Sox receive: RHP Gage Ziehl
Quick Notes: The Yankees add another bat in the 32-year-old Slater, who has a .859 OPS against left-handed pitchers this season.
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July 29
Toronto Blue Jays receive: RHP Seranthony Dominguez, cash
Baltimore Orioles receive: RHP Juaron Watts-Brown
Quick Notes: The Blue Jays made their first big move to bolster their bullpen by acquiring Dominguez from a divisional foe. He sports a 3.24 ERA over 41.2 innings with Baltimore in 2025.
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July 28
Tampa Bay Rays receive: C Nick Fortes
Miami Marlins receive: OF Matthew Etzel
Quick Notes: After trading away Jansen, the Rays land a replacement behind the plate. Fortes had been a solid defender in Miami and won’t hit free agency until the end of the 2028 season.
Milwaukee Brewers receive: C Danny Jansen, Cash Considerations
Tampa Bay Rays receive: INF Jadher Areinamo
Quick Notes: The Brewers add some catching depth in Jansen, who owned a .703 OPS and 11 homers in his first season with the Rays.
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Detroit Tigers receive: RHP Chris Paddack
Minnesota Twins receive: C/1B Enrique Jimenez
Quick Notes: The Tigers add to their rotation by acquiring the 29-year-old Paddack, who had a 4.95 ERA over 21 starts for the Twins this season.
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Atlanta Braves receive: RHP Carlos Carrasco
New York Yankees receive: Player to be named later or cash considerations
Quick Notes: The Braves added the 38-year-old Carrasco after he struggled with the Yankees this season, recording a 5.91 ERA over six starts.
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July 27
Atlanta Braves receive: RHP Erick Fedde
St. Louis Cardinals receive: Player to be named later or cash considerations
Quick Notes: With injuries piling up in their rotation, the Braves land the recently-designated-for-assignment Fedde, who posted a 5.22 ERA over 1101.2 innings for St. Louis in 2025.
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July 26
New York Yankees receive: INF Amed Rosario
Washington Nationals receive: RHP Clayton Beeter, OF Browm Martinez
Quick Notes: The Yankees add to their infield once again with Rosario, who’s hitting .270 with five home runs and 18 RBIs. Over his nine-year career, the 29-year-old owns a .273 batting average.
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Kansas City Royals receive: OF Randal Grichuk
Arizona Diamondbacks receive: RHP Andrew Hoffmann
Quick Notes: The 33-year-old Grichuk is slashing .240/.277/.457 with seven home runs and 22 RBIs in 70 appearances this season.
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Philadelphia Phillies receive: OF Brewer Hicklen
Detroit Tigers receive: Cash considerations
Quick Notes: The Phillies are adding some depth to their outfield in Hicklen, who is batting .227 in triple-A Toledo this season. They optioned the 29-year-old to triple-A Lehigh Valley after the move.
Tampa Bay Rays receive: INF Tristan Gray
Chicago White Sox receive: Cash considerations
Quick Notes: Though he has yet to appear in the majors this season, Gray has had a solid campaign at triple-A, slashing .270/.333/.472 while playing shortstop and third base.
July 25
New York Yankees receive: 3B Ryan McMahon
Colorado Rockies receive: LHP Griffin Herring, RHP Josh Grosz
Quick Notes: The Yankees, after a plethora of defensive mistakes against the Blue Jays, have shored up the hot corner and got a solid left-handed bat in the process in McMahon.
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New York Mets receive: LHP Gregory Soto
Baltimore Orioles receive: RHP Wellington Arecena, RHP Cameron Foster
Quick Notes: The New York Mets are beefing up their bullpen, which currently ranks 11th in MLB with a 3.84 ERA, by bringing in the high-leverage Soto to back up closer Edwin Diaz.
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July 24
Seattle Mariners receive: 1B Josh Naylor
Atlanta Braves receive: LHP Brayden Garcia, RHP Ashton Izzi
Quick Notes: The Mariners traded Garcia and Izzi, their 13th and 16th overall prospects, respectively, to add some additional thump into their lineup in Canadian first baseman Josh Naylor.
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July 22
Tampa Bay Rays receive: OF Stuart Fairchild
Atlanta Braves receive: Cash considerations
Quick Notes: After being designated for assignment by Atlanta, Fairchild lands with Tampa Bay in a trade for cash. The 29-year-old had played in 28 MLB games this season, posting a .606 OPS while playing all three outfield positions.
July 17
Atlanta Braves receive: RHP Dane Dunning
Texas Rangers receive: RHP José Ruiz, Cash considerations
Quick Notes: After spending parts of the last five seasons with the Rangers, Dunning finds himself on the way to Atlanta to provide some pitching depth. The 30-year-old had thrown just 10.2 innings with Texas this season, posting a 3.38 ERA. Ruiz has spent time with both the Braves and Phillies organizations in 2025 and owns an 8.82 ERA in 16.1 MLB innings.
July 16
Kansas City Royals receive: IF Adam Frazier
Pittsburgh Pirates receive: IF Cam Devanney
Quick Notes: Frazier rejoins the Royals after spending all of 2024 in Kansas City. The depth utility man has a .654 OPS with three home runs and 21 RBIs in 78 games with the Pirates this season. Devanney, a 28-year-old utility infielder with 18 home runs and 55 RBIs at triple-A in 2025, goes to Pittsburgh.
July 10
Tampa Bay Rays receive: RHP Bryan Baker
Baltimore Orioles receive: Competitive Balance Round A Draft Pick
Quick Notes: Baker emerged as a key bullpen piece for the Orioles this season, striking out 50 hitters with a 3.52 ERA in 38.1 innings before the trade to Tampa Bay, which sent the 37th-overall pick in the 2025 draft — eventually used on high school outfielder Slater de Brun — to Baltimore.
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June 15
San Francisco Giants receive: 3B/DH Rafael Devers
Boston Red Sox receive: LHP Kyle Harrison, RHP Jordan Hicks, RHP Jose Bello, OF James Tibbs III
Quick Notes: A mid-season stunner, the Red Sox ship three-time all-star Rafael Devers to the Giants amid a turbulent season for the 28-year-old. Off-field issues aside, Devers delivered at the plate for Boston, posting a .905 OPS with 15 homers through 73 games. Heading back to the Red Sox are a pair of major-league pitchers in Harrison and Hicks, and two prospects in Tibbs III and Bello.
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