Major League Baseball's trade deadline saw a flurry of activity in its final hours. Several teams emerged as winners, including the Astros (re-acquiring Carlos Correa), Padres (adding Mason Miller), and Mets (acquiring key relievers). The Orioles and Rockies also made shrewd moves, selling off assets effectively. Conversely, teams like the Angels and Cubs were deemed losers for their inactivity or underwhelming acquisitions. Other teams, such as the Braves and Rays, were categorized as 'snoozers' for their minimal involvement in the deadline frenzy. The deadline showcased a range of approaches, from aggressive buys to calculated sells, shaping the playoff landscape.

Prepared by Emily Rhodes and reviewed by editorial team.