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Last updated: August 10, 2026, 9:47 AM ET

Returning Stars and Roster Moves

The returning players expected to come off the IL could prove as good as any trade deadline blockbuster, giving contenders a midseason boost without sacrificing prospects. The Padres added veteran Austin Hays to their outfield mix, sending infielder Gage Workman to Triple-A El Paso as they chase a playoff spot. The Rangers promoted infielder Jonah Bride from Triple-A Round Rock and optioned outfielder Alejandro Osuna. Meanwhile, Tigers right-hander Jackson Jobe was electrifying in his first big league outing in over 14 months, returning from Tommy John surgery to fire six scoreless innings while striking out seven in Detroit's 8-0 shutout of the San Francisco Giants.

Injury Report

Infield depth is being tested for the NL Central‑leading Brewers as shortstop Cooper Pratt lands on the IL with a strained right hamstring. The Brewers, already dealing with other infield absences, will rely on their depth down the stretch. The Marlins' Kyle Stowers left Sunday's 12-3 win over the Angels early after tweaking his left hamstring and will undergo further evaluation; Stowers had been enjoying a solid season. The Rays placed reliever Griffin Jax on the 15‑day IL with right elbow discomfort, a significant blow to a Tampa Bay bullpen that relies heavily on his setup work.

Records and Milestones

Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson set an MLB record for his position with his 111th consecutive errorless game, passing former Orioles infielder Mike Bordick. The 24‑year‑old achieved the feat Sunday at Fenway Park and has not committed an error since last season. Blue Jays starter Max Scherzer climbed to 10th on the all‑time strikeouts list, fanning four Phillies on Saturday night to reach 3,516 career punchouts and pass Hall of Famer Walter Johnson.

Trade Deadline Analysis

Beyond the big‑league names that moved, top prospects dealt at the deadline could shape future pennant races for years to come; the list includes several top‑100 talents who changed organizations. The latest MLB Power Rankings assess where every team stands after the flurry of deals, highlighting which clubs improved their odds and which fell short. ESPN also handed out trade deadline awards, naming the most aggressive buyers, the savviest sellers, and "the worst team money could buy."

Game Recaps

The Los Angeles Dodgers snapped a seven‑game losing streak with a gritty 2-1, 10‑inning victory over the Diamondbacks at Chase Field, avoiding an eighth straight loss. Braves ace Chris Sale was ejected by umpire Dan Merzel after being called for a balk that scored a run the previous day; Sale was still fuming and got tossed before Atlanta went on to win anyway, keeping them in the thick of the NL East race.