The Chicago Cubs are all over the trade market searching for upgrades. While they can shoot high for National League RBI leader Eugenio Suarez to occupy third base or convince the Padres to part ways with Dylan Cease,

Pirates pitcher Mitch Keller is regarded as one of the top players available in the pitching market. That may no longer be the case.

FAYETTEVILLE – Pittsburgh has signed former Arkansas third baseman Brent Iredale and also inked Razorback pitching signee McLane Moody of Fort Smith Northside.

With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching, the clock is ticking for the Chicago Cubs to improve their starting rotation. While Shota Imanaga and veteran

Pittsburgh Pirates young star Konnor Griffin is only in his first full season of professional baseball, but is now the top prospect. MLB Pipleline

Plus: The Dodgers' reliever situation, the Rays might be thinking about selling, Luis Robert Jr.'s status and Nestor Cortes Jr's future.

Pittsburgh has not yet made its first selection in the 2025 MLB Draft. In Sunday's first round, the team is slated to pick sixth overall. The Pirates have $14,088,400 in bonus pool spending, according to MLB . That money can be used to sign players drafted by the Pirates in the first 10 rounds.

Just ahead of the trade deadline, MLB Pipeline has updated its top prospects list. There is a new No. 1 overall, with Konnor Griffin of the Pittsburgh Pirates earning the honor. This comes after Boston’s Roman Anthony graduates after going through 46 days of service time in the Majors.

The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly "trying to trade for" Pittsburgh Pirates star slugger Oneil Cruz at the trade deadline.