The 2025 MLB trade deadline is Thursday at 6 p.m. ET. If last year is anything to judge by, Wednesday and Thursday are going to be chaotic, with several teams making last-minute decisions on whether to be buyers, sellers or some hybrid combination of the two.

Trades at the deadline (or after it) don't always work out for the better in MLB. Here's how the Detroit Tigers' past 2 decades have gone as buyers.

The struggling New York Yankees are expected to land a "big relief arm" before Thursday's trade deadline, per ESPN's Jeff Passan on Tuesday's edition of Pardon The Interruption.

To set the stage for the sprint to the deadline, here's a primer based on what I'm hearing from front office executives across the league.

In an appearance on Seattle Sports 710, ESPN's Jeff Passan discussed additional moves he thinks the Mariners will make.

Since Tony Capuccilli has been the manager for the West Michigan Whitecaps, a player has not been traded. That could change this year, with Thursday's MLB trade deadline rapidly approaching.

Cleveland Guardians' closer Emmanuel Clase was placed on leave, and it is sure to affect the reliever market for Thursday's deadline.

Major League Baseball's trade deadline will pass at 6 p.m. ET on July 31, leaving teams with just over two days to complete their summer shopping. Some clubs have already been active swappers: the Yankees have obtained two infielders (Ryan McMahon and Amed Rosario),