It\u2019s here. One of the best days of the year for baseball fans. Welcome to the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline.<\/p>\n
While some big-name players were already moved over the weekend, history assures us that there will be no shortage of interesting deals breaking before 6:00 p.m. ET. We\u2019ll have analysis on each and every one below!<\/p>\n
2026 MLB Trade Deadline Tracker<\/p>\n
Players TradedReturn PackageAngels trade RHP Jose Soriano to the Blue JaysSS Arjun Nimmala (No. 43 prospect), OF Eddie Micheletti and RHP Angel RiveroGiants trade 2B Luis Arraez and RHP Caleb Kilian to the PhilliesRHP Ramon Marquez and RHP Marty GairMets trade LHP Brooks Raley to the PhilliesRHP Luke Gabrysh and OF John Spikerman<\/p>\n
In-depth analysis below.<\/p>\n
2026 MLB Trade Deadline Analysis<\/p>\n
Phillies acquire LHP Brooks Raley from the Mets for RHP Luke Gabrysh and OF John Spikerman (9:49 a.m. ET)<\/p>\n
Pretty standard deadline day deal here. The 38-year-old Raley is in the final year of his contract and he\u2019s pitching to a 1.96 ERA in 45 appearances this season. Meanwhile, the Phillies\u2019 4.40 bullpen ERA ranks 24th in the league. They can use some help.<\/p>\n
Phillies acquire 2B Luis Arraez and RHP Caleb Kilian from the Giants for RHP Ramon Marquez and RHP Marty Gair (9:46 a.m. ET)<\/p>\n
Arraez remains a polarizing player given the disparity between his elite contact ability and his lack of any power whatsoever. However, the veteran certainly increased his value by becoming a Gold Glove caliber defender at second base seemingly out of nowhere, as Arraez sports a 98th percentile mark in outs above average (11) in 2026. Arraez\u2019s skill set also fills the needs of a Philadelphia squad that has struggled to consistently generate offense. The Phillies come into the day sitting 24th in batting average (.237) and seventh in strikeout rate (23.6%). Conversely, Arraez\u2019s .324 average is the best qualified mark in the NL, while he ranks in the 100th percentile in whiff rate (7.9%) and strikeout rate (4.5%).<\/p>\n
The Philadelphia Phillies are planning on moving Bryce Harper to right field.
Luis Arraez will play 2nd base.
Bryson Stott will play 3rd base.<\/p>\n