After a wild final day, the 2025 MLB trade deadline is in the books. The San Diego Padres and Houston Astros made surprising moves that rocked the deadline. The Seattle Mariners went big in their quest for the first World Series trip in franchise history. And the Minnesota Twins, well, left us scrambling to see who is still left on their roster.

DETROIT didn’t have a terribly sexy deadline but added starters Charlie Morton and Chris Paddack along with a few bullpen arms. The WHITE SOX held onto outfielder Luis Robert Jr. He has club options for the next two years, so perhaps we haven’t heard the last about his potential trade value.

The Padres are all in (again), it’s reunion season in Seattle and Houston, the bullpens are bolstered in New York and one of Major League Baseball’s top prospects has found a new home. While this trade deadline was not particularly fruitful for teams seeking difference-making starters or dynamic outfielders,