The Chicago Cubs made their first big move of the 2025 MLB trade deadline Wednesday night when they acquired Washington Nationals' pitcher Michael Soroka.
The Chicago Cubs, trailing the Milwaukee Brewers by just one game, decided to stir the pot ahead of the trade deadline by adding some much-needed pitching depth.
The Chicago Cubs made two trades last night. They weren’t the deals many were perhaps looking for, but they do address needs. The Cubs took the series finale against the Brewers yesterday.
The Chicago Cubs figured to be busy before the trade deadline, and after other teams started making moves on Wednesday, they started to get involved themselves.
The Chicago Cubs bolstered their pitching staff ahead of Thursday's trade deadline by acquiring right-hander Michael Soroka from the Washington Nationals on Wednesday night, according to multiple reports.
The Chicago Cubs have finally made their first move before this year’s deadline. They have acquired RHP Michael Soroka from the Washington Nationals, first reported by Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.
The Chicago Cubs need to get down to business if they’re to have a solid Trade Deadline, with most of the top bullpen arms already off the board. The Cubs will need to get creative to get the right deal and not have to overpay.
Braves fans might not be having a very exciting trade deadline, but there are plenty of old friends who are going to join contenders. Charlie Morton is garnering plenty of interest, which isn’t too surprising since he’s posted a sub-3.50 ERA following a horrific start to the season, but he’s not the only one.
So far, the Washington Nationals have kept their powder dry in the lead-up to the MLB trade deadline, but one insider believes that will change. MLB insider
With the MLB trade deadline set for July 31, time is ticking on the Washington Nationals to make the most of what is another lost season. Several of their offseason moves have not panned out as well as they had hoped, leading to some underwhelming performances on the field.
The Washington Nationals are languishing at the bottom of the standings in the National League East, which justifies their stance as sellers ahead of the approaching 2025 MLB trade deadline on Thursday.
The Toronto Blue Jays‘ rotation has been one of the biggest question marks this season. While the club has seen some players rise to the occasion, such as Kevin Gausman and Eric Lauer as of late, there are some concerns that the rotation may need reinforcements down the stretch.
Interim GM Mike DeBartolo told the Washington Post’s Andrew Golden and other reporters on Saturday that the Nats want to build around such players as James Wood, CJ Abrams, Dylan Crews, and MacKenzie Gore, rather than shop them at the deadline.
The Washington Nationals rentals had rough nights in their loss to the Padres Kyle Finnegan, Josh Bell and Michael Soroka are all prime trade candidates for the Washington Nationals.
Right-hander Cristian Javier took a big step towards returning to the Astros rotation today when he began a rehab assignment, as relayed by Matt Kawahara of the Houston Chronicle.
As the deadline approaches, the Nationals have a fascinating decision to make with Michael Soroka With the Nationals sitting in last place and trade deadline approaching, the team will be sellers once again.
Washington Nationals starting pitcher Michael Soroka set a new career-high in strikeouts in his start against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday. The veteran
It's been a bit of a rough season for former Atlanta Braves All-Star starter Michael Soroka. But the right-hander had a bright moment Sunday. Pitching for the Washington Nationals, Soroka struck out 10 batters in the first five innings of his start Sunday.
Michael Soroka threw six scoreless innings and Alex Call homered to propel the Washington Nationals to a 2-0 victory over the visiting Texas Rangers on Friday.
The Atlanta Braves will be opposed by a familiar face when they try to reach the .500 mark for the first time this season on Tuesday against the visiting Washington Nationals.