MLB trading news

The Pittsburgh Pirates dismissed manager Derek Shelton after a disappointing 12-26 start to the 2025 season. General manager Ben Cherington emphasized the need for change, appointing bench coach Don Kelly as his successor.

Jon Bernard McDonald, a lifelong White Sox fan, expressed his frustration with the team's poor performance in his obituary, stating he couldn't face another season after their record-breaking 121 losses last year.

The San Francisco Giants defeated the Chicago Cubs 14-5, highlighted by a record-setting nine-run 11th inning, marking the highest-scoring extra inning in Wrigley Field history.

The New York Yankees designated veteran pitcher Carlos Carrasco for assignment after he struggled with a 5.91 ERA in eight games. Manager Aaron Boone indicated the decision was tough but necessary for team flexibility.

The Seattle Mariners claimed outfielder Leody Taveras from the Texas Rangers, who had placed him on waivers. Taveras, a former starter in the World Series, has a career batting average of .240.

The New York Yankees have promoted 19-year-old shortstop prospect George Lombard Jr. to Double-A after an impressive start in High-A, where he hit .329 with 11 stolen bases, showcasing his potential for the majors.

Mike Trout has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a bone bruise in his left knee, which he injured during a game against the Mariners. Despite the setback, Trout remains optimistic about a quick recovery.

The Detroit Tigers designated veteran pitcher Kenta Maeda for assignment after a disappointing tenure, posting a 6.21 ERA. They recalled prospect Tyler Owens, aiming to create opportunities for younger talent.

The New York Yankees have placed Giancarlo Stanton on the 60-day injured list due to elbow tendinitis and claimed Bryan De La Cruz from the Braves, who has struggled this season.

Mike Trout exited the Angels' game against the Mariners due to knee soreness after a close play at first base. He expressed optimism about a quick recovery, attributing the issue to scar tissue.

Jose Altuve requested to be moved from the leadoff spot due to needing extra time to prepare after transitioning to left field. He expressed his desire to help the team regardless of batting order.

Jacob deGrom secured his first win in over two years, striking out seven in six scoreless innings as the Texas Rangers defeated the Athletics 15-2, showcasing a significant offensive performance.