The Detroit Tigers acquired Kyle Finnegan from Washington for two prospects, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press just hours before Thursday's trade deadline

The Detroit Tigers showed interest in right-handed reliever Kyle Finnegan during free agency, but he signed with the Washington Nationals instead.

On the eve of MLB’s annual trade deadline (which is Thursday at 3 p.m. PDT), the Dodgers were the tertiary party in a three-team trade with the Cincinnati Reds and Tampa Bay Rays. While the biggest piece in the deal — starting pitcher Zack Littell — went from Tampa Bay to Cincinnati,

The Los Angeles Dodgers need to add some talent to their bullpen, and there's a chance they will look to swing a huge deal for a Minnesota Twins star.

A loaded farm system gives the Los Angeles Dodgers some trade chips, but who on the market is worth giving up a high-upside player? To discuss the deadline and set up a crucial week for the club, Dodgers beat writer Fabian Ardaya hosted a live Q&A with The Athletic subscribers Tuesday afternoon.