The Trade Deadline is Aug. 3 at 6 p.m. ET. Here's a quick look at some of the hot topics swirling in the rumor mill.
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• Injuries won't impact Dodgers' Deadline plans: Although the Dodgers are keeping Shohei Ohtani out of the rotation indefinitely as he deals with a left knee issue and will be without catcher Will Smith for at least another month due to a neck injury, they aren't expected to change up their Trade Deadline strategy, according to a report from The Athletic. MORE >
• Padres could sell at Trade Deadline: According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Padres "have not ruled out anything" when it comes to potentially dealing closer Mason Miller, fellow high-leverage reliever Adrian Morejon or starter Michael King. MORE >
• Angels open to moving top arms: According to MLB Network insider Jon Heyman (New York Post subscription required), the Angels are expected to make starters Reid Detmers and José Soriano available. MORE >
• A's "open to anything" at Trade Deadline: According to MLB Network insider Jon Heyman (New York Post subscription required), the Athletics' attempts to reach an extension with catcher Shea Langeliers “went nowhere," perhaps increasing the chances of the team trading him this summer. The A's also have been receiving calls from teams inquiring about their outfielders, reports MLB Network Insider Jon Morosi. Per Heyman, the team is “open to anything.” MORE >>
• Mets have few untouchables in trade talks: The Mets have started fielding trade offers and have told teams that they are ready to sell, according to a report from SNY’s Chelsea Janes. A select group of young players is considered unavailable: outfielders Carson Benge and A.J. Ewing, right-handed starters Christian Scott and Nolan McLean, and superstar Juan Soto. But the team will reportedly listen on everyone else, including shortstop Francisco Lindor. MORE >>