Multiple Former Orioles, Braves, Astros Traded at 2025 Deadline

The 2025 MLB trade deadline saw significant activity across multiple teams, with the Baltimore Orioles notably reshaping their roster by moving players not in their long-term plans. Orioles GM Mike Elias focused on building for 2026, highlighting prospects like Samuel Basallo who may soon get major league opportunities, while key players like Adley Rutschman remain central to the team. Former Orioles such as Danny Coulombe, Adam Frazier, and Austin Slater were also traded, reflecting the organization's ongoing roster changes. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Braves experienced a disappointing trade deadline, losing several former players including Charlie Morton, who was traded to the Detroit Tigers after a solid season despite initial struggles. The Houston Astros, active in acquiring talent like Carlos Correa, also saw former players like Morton and others moved during the deadline. These trades reflect broader strategic roster adjustments as teams prepare for future seasons and contend with varying degrees of success.