MLB Teams Shuffle Rosters Amid Injuries, Trade Deadline Moves

The MLB trade deadline saw significant roster changes across several teams, with the Baltimore Orioles trading multiple players but notably not promoting prospect Dylan Beavers despite his strong Triple-A performance, drawing criticism from fans. The Houston Astros acquired Carlos Correa to fill in for the injured Isaac Paredes, while the New York Yankees bolstered their bullpen by acquiring top relievers David Bednar, Camilo Doval, and Jake Bird, addressing a recent weakness. The Boston Red Sox adjusted their rotation by pushing back Garrett Crochet's next start to manage his workload and are exploring trade options to strengthen their pitching depth. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Braves placed star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. on the injured list with a Grade 1 calf strain, prompting roster adjustments like recalling Jarred Kelenic. These moves reflect teams’ strategic efforts to optimize their rosters for the postseason amid injuries and performance issues.