Deadline Drama: Five Must-Watch Players and Teams Poised to Shake Up the MLB Trade Market
The White Sox are not going to part with any of their top prospects or youngsters who have already made an impact in the bigs, of course. But adding a veteran arm or two – at least one in the rotation – seems more than manageable.
St. Louis Cardinals
Speaking of exceeded expectations, the Cardinals have been a nice story in 2026. NL Rookie of the Year contender JJ Wetherholt has been everything the team could have hoped for after taking him with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2024 MLB Draft. Jordan Walker has had the type of long-awaited breakout season that will make front office types even more hesitant to give up on hyped prospects who are floundering at the major league level (he has more homers and RBIs this year than he did in 2024-25 combined). They’re not going to catch the Brewers in the NL Central, but a wild-card spot isn’t far-fetched.



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