
A.J. Minter’s Breakout Victory Fuels Twins’ Win Over Braves
In his first career win with Minnesota, reliever A.J. Minter combined sharp control with timely hitting to halt the Atlanta Braves and set up a weekend showdown in San Diego.
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In his first career win with Minnesota, reliever A.J. Minter combined sharp control with timely hitting to halt the Atlanta Braves and set up a weekend showdown in San Diego.

A.J. Minter's late-game performance helped Minnesota secure a 4-1 win against Atlanta, showcasing his growing impact in the series.

Demoted twice to Triple‑A, Funderburk returned to Minnesota after a mechanical adjustment with coach LaTroy Hawkins. Since June 26 he has posted a 2.18 ERA and a 27.7% strikeout rate, providing the Twins with two reliable left‑handed relievers.

After a trade to the New York Mets, former Tennessee Volunteers slugger Billy Amick is delivering a power surge in Double-A, posting a .225 average with a .521 slugging percentage and a .345 walk rate, putting him among the league’s top home‑run threats.

The deadline saw the Los Angeles Dodgers acquire ace Tarik Skubal, the Boston Red Sox add catcher Adley Rutschman, and several contending clubs trade away established talent for prospects, sparking debate across the league.

The latest trade deadline saw the Cleveland Guardians boost their playoff odds with Nathaniel Lowe and Jo Adell, while the Red Sox and Yankees added Adley Rutschman, Erik Miller, Heliot Ramos and Luis García Jr. to strengthen their wild‑card chances. Meanwhile, the Dodgers, Padres and Cubs made high‑impact moves that could redefine the postseason picture.
A look at how Tennessee’s 2024 national‑championship third baseman Billy Amick was dealt to the New York Mets, the players involved, and his early impact with the Binghamton Rumble Ponies.

After a historic trade deadline fire sale, the Minnesota Twins are rebuilding their roster with high‑leverage relievers, signaling a strategic shift as they eye a Wild Card berth.

The Los Angeles Dodgers secured top pitcher Tarik Skubal, sparking debate over prospect‑driven deals, while other clubs made contrasting moves that reshaped the playoff picture.

Former Clemson infielder Eli White was traded from the Atlanta Braves to the Boston Red Sox at the MLB trade deadline, bringing a modest but steady bat to Boston in exchange for right‑hander Tyler Uberstine. The deal follows Billy Amick's move to the New York Mets and a separate reliever swap that sent A.J. Minter to the Minnesota Twins.

A look at the players gaining traction in FAAB leagues, from breakout hitters to relievers stepping into closing roles, as the trade deadline approaches.

The first part of the Closer Carousel’s two‑part trade deadline edition breaks down key saves, blown opportunities and the latest reliever swaps that could alter fantasy lineups.

The Minnesota Twins bolstered their rotation and bullpen ahead of the 2026 deadline, trading prospects for A.J. Minter and Dean Kremer in a bid to convert a .500 record into postseason contention.

The Minnesota Twins added left‑handed reliever A.J. Minter and starter Dean Kremer before the 2026 trade deadline, a pair of moves that could reshape a rotation and bullpen fighting for a Wild Card spot.

The Twins bolster their relief corps, a historic grand slam rewrites the record books, and a new women’s league takes the field as the MLB trade deadline approaches.

The Minnesota Twins trade Billy Amick and prospect Benny Agbayani to the New York Mets for left‑handed reliever A.J. Minter, a move that could reshape the club’s postseason chances.

The Pirates are targeting bullpen help and a left‑handed‑hitting right‑handed bat before the deadline, balancing ambition with fiscal prudence.

The Pittsburgh Pirates are two games back in the wild‑card race and looking to shore up a shaky bullpen before the deadline, targeting elite closers and versatile relievers while weighing the cost of top prospects.

The Yankees remain in contention for a division title despite injuries to Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, and are exploring bullpen upgrades ahead of the trade deadline.

With the 2026 MLB trade deadline looming, the New York Mets are positioning themselves as sellers, eyeing a handful of high‑value arms that could fetch top talent for a potential 2027 contender.

The New York Mets have announced that they will make all but five players available for trade as they pivot toward a youth‑focused rebuild centered on Juan Soto. The move comes despite lingering trade obstacles for Francisco Lindor and a broader market interest in several relievers.

As the 2026 trade deadline approaches, three perennial contenders are poised to move high‑value pieces, while struggling clubs weigh the best moments to flip assets for future contention.

With a subpar record, a dismissed manager and a handful of high‑profile players on the trading block, the Mets face a tight deadline that could reshape their future.

With a 43‑24 run under Don Mattingly, the Philadelphia Phillies are still missing pieces that could push them into the postseason.