Mets, Blue Jays Make Key Moves Before MLB Deadline

As the MLB trade deadline nears, the New York Mets have bolstered their bullpen by acquiring Gregory Soto and Tyler Rogers, the latter from the San Francisco Giants in exchange for three prospects. The Mets are also pursuing starting pitcher Charlie Morton as the Baltimore Orioles shift to seller mode. In a notable trade, the Orioles sent Seranthony Dominguez to the Toronto Blue Jays for Juaron Watts-Brown between games of a doubleheader, helping Toronto address bullpen needs. Both the Orioles and Giants are actively selling as teams compete to strengthen their rosters for postseason contention. Unusual circumstances arose with catcher Danny Jansen, who was traded mid-series but remained on the Rays' roster for emergency use before joining the Brewers. These moves underscore the unpredictable and fast-paced nature of MLB's trade deadline.