The Red Sox and Cubs were named the most disappointing teams of the MLB trade deadline by ESPN insider Jeff Passan.

Here's what we learned from this year's deals -- and titles for the teams with the most interesting elements of trade season.

This article was originally published on www.si.com as Chicago's Trade Deadline Acquisition Mike Soroka Leaves Cubs Debut ...

The Chicago Cubs are facing a lot more competition in the National League Central than many projections thought they would coming into the season. Entering play ...

It was a wild MLB trade deadline as several stars changed teams, some in shocking fashion. The San Diego Padres, ...

The Cubs made a decision to waive Chris Flexen on Monday, who appeared in 21 games as one of their relieving pitchers.

New Chicago Cubs starter Mike Soroka left his first game with his new team with right shoulder discomfort and will require a ...

The Orioles’ bullpen was depleted as a result of the trade deadline. It’s opened up opportunities for some to make their case ...

The Orioles’ fire sale at the trade deadline has created several lingering questions for the final two months of the season ...

The Chicago Cubs rotation has been knocked around by injuries, but some important returns should be coming soon.

Chicago Cubs clubhouse leader Justin Turner was under fire at the end of July, with their speculation of him potentially ...

The Chicago Cubs debut of starting pitcher Michael Soroka was short-lived. The right-hander, who was acquired at the trade deadline, left Monday’s start agains ...