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Trade Deadline Preview: 25 Players to Watch on the Trading Block | Sources Tell Jeff Passan

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Welcome to The Trady Bunch!
Jeff Passan and Richard Staff randomly draw 25 of the biggest names connected to the MLB Trade Deadline and react to each one—predicting who's getting traded, who's staying put, and the best landing spots if a deal happens.
Who gets moved? Who stays put? And which team is about to make the biggest splash?
Let us know in the comments: Which trade do you think is most likely to happen? What is a trade you’re dying to see?
Timecodes:
0:00 Welcome to Sources Tell Jeff Passan
3:35 Tarik Skubal
6:35 Joe Ryan
9:05 Emerson Hancock
10:25 Robbie Ray
12:20 Mason Miller
15:55 Luis Arraez
18:20 Reid Detmers
21:45 Ryan Jeffers
24:05 Taylor Ward
26:45 CJ Abrams
29:45 Casey Mize
31:05 Hunter Goodman
33:00 Freddy Peralta
35:50 Zach Neto
37:05 Adley Rutschman
38:55 Michael Wacha
42:00 Luke Weaver
43:55 Jeremy Peña
45:50 Sandy Alcántara
48:25 Daulton Varsho
50:35 Josh Hader
52:00 Adrián Morejón
53:25 Foster Griffin
56:25 Kevin Gausman
58:35 Clay Holmes
1:01:17 Recap
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