The Detroit Tigers are the best team in baseball going into the week once again, and they have long been expected to make some real moves at the trade deadline.

John Henry & Co. traded another franchise icon. The only thing they can do to appease the Fenway faithful now? Win.

Rafael Devers is no longer a Red Sox player. In a jaw-dropping move, the Boston Red Sox have traded their face of the franchise to the San Francisco Giants.

The Royce Lewis injury created an obvious need for the Minnesota Twins ahead of the Major League Baseball Trade Deadline.

Despite all of the roster turnover over the years, the Houston Astros continue to stay near the top of the AL West standings.

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What Red Sox CEO and president Sam Kennedy and chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said led to the Rafael Devers trade.