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MLB Executives Face High Pressure Ahead of Aug. 3 Trade Deadline

MLB Executives Face High Pressure Ahead of Aug. 3 Trade Deadline
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Boston has shown interest in Miami Marlins infielders Xavier Edwards and Otto Lopez, as well as Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zach Neto.

The Detroit Tigers are generating interest around ace pitcher Tarik Skubal while promoting top prospect Max Clark to the major league roster.

Clark, the third overall pick in the 2023 draft, earned the call-up after recording five home runs and a 1.086 OPS in Triple-A during July.

Second baseman Gleyber Torres has also drawn trade inquiry from clubs seeking infield additions.

The St. Louis Cardinals are weighing trade options for their catching group, which includes Ivan Herrera, Pedro Pagés, and Jimmy Crooks.

Rival executives note that interest centers heavily on Crooks as president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom evaluates potential prospect offers.

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In Chicago, the White Sox are considering transitioning top pitching prospects Hagen Smith, Tanner McDougal, and Mason Adams into bullpen roles for the stretch run while continuing to survey the trade market for starting pitching options.

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