The Mariners' MLB Trade Deadline haul earned praise from Jeff Passan as Seattle landed Eugenio Suarez and kept its top prospects.

Last week's revamping of the roster was exhilarating, to be sure — but Jerry Dipoto's signature moments with the Mariners came well before the trade deadline.

Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto believes Seattle acquired the "best bats" available, adding power to a lineup that already ranks fifth in the majors in home runs.

After a frenetic trade deadline came and went, let’s take stock of who maximized their World Series chances and who could have done more (or less).

Here's what we learned from this year's deals -- and titles for the teams with the most interesting elements of trade season.

The Red Sox and Cubs were named the most disappointing teams of the MLB trade deadline by ESPN insider Jeff Passan.

The Detroit Tigers headed into the MLB trade deadline this year in a completely different mindset than last year. In 2024, they were clear sellers, looking to get as much value as possible for their veteran players.