MLB Trade Deadline 2017: Hottest Rumors Leading Up to Monday's Deadline quoting : Bleacher Report

Like Gray and the Yankees, if the Dodgers have to trade a top prospect to get a deal done, then L.A. should find another starter. Rumors are flying fast in regards to all three teams, so here is the latest talk from the game's best sources. Although the four-time All-Star would be a great fit in Los Angeles, the Dodgers don't necessarily need him. If Washington figures out its bullpen troubles, it might be the most well-rounded team in the league. They already picked up Sean Doolittle and Ryan Madson from the Oakland Athletics, but they are still looking for more arms before their postseason run.




As Verducci pointed out, there would be a lot of money involved with a Verlander trade. Tigers Interested in Dealing IglesiasOne of the biggest names on the trade market is Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander. The other problem is that Verlander isn't exactly having a career year now. Carlos Osorio/Associated PressWe continue to edge closer to the 2017 MLB non-waiver trade deadline, which is set for 4 p.m. We're here to dig into the latest trade rumors as the final trade weekend begins.

MLB Trade Deadline 2017: A look back at some Indians trades

Here's a look at some Indians deadline deals, both before the July 31 non-waiver deadline and the August 31 waiver deadline, and how successful the trades were. The non-waiver trade deadline was set at its current date in 1986, and has only shifted slightly, like last year, when the July 31 deadline fell on a Sunday. CLEVELAND, Ohio -- At many past trade deadlines, the Cleveland Indians have been sellers, and it's worked out pretty well. Lots of trades have been completed right around the deadline. (Note: PTBNL denotes a player to be named later in a particular trade)By Billy Heyen, cleveland.com


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