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Slater to Yankees, Rogers to Mets, but biggest prizes remain on market as MLB trade deadline looms

NEW YORK, UNITED STATES, JUL 30 – Yankees, Mets, and Reds made key roster moves to strengthen pitching and defense before the MLB trade deadline, with Tyler Rogers posting a 1.80 ERA this season, sources said.

  • Major League Baseball teams made key moves ahead of Thursday's 6 p.m. EDT trade deadline, including the Yankees acquiring Slater and the Mets adding Rogers, with many top prizes still on market.
  • Ahead of Thursday's 6 p.m. EDT deadline, teams pursued Eugenio Suárez, Mitch Keller, Steven Kwan and Jhoan Durán, while the Arizona Diamondbacks became sellers after losing eight of their last nine games to fall to 51-58.
  • Following the trade, the New York Mets added Tyler Rogers, sending José Buttá, Blade Tidwell and Drew Gilbert, with relievers joining Edwin Díaz for late-inning depth.
  • Following the deal, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Austin Slater 'adds a dependable right-handed bat for the final two months' and provides more roster flexibility.
  • Amid the final hours, many of the biggest prizes remain on the market, with Jhoan Durán viewed as the top acquisition for teams seeking impact, as the trade deadline approaches.
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NYY.NEWS broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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