The trade deadline didn't feature many big trades, but there were plenty of deals. Here's how the World Series odds were affected.

The Dodgers are still the class of baseball after MLB’s trade deadline, according to oddsmakers. The reigning champs remained heavy favorites to win the 2025 World Series after a relatively quiet deadline with the additions of outfielder Alex Call and reliever Brock Stewart.

On a day that Aaron Boone described as exciting for some players and anxious for others, the Yankees took care of business on the field with the trade deadline looming over them.

Another target on the Dodgers' radar is Athletics closer Mason Miller, who would take over Tanner Scott's position due to his injury. Miller is a fantastic closer, but the A's would demand a high price for the All-Star.

St. Louis Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley "is one of the most popular trade targets" ahead of the MLB trade deadline, according to MLB.com's Mark Feinsand.

Those hoping the Dodgers would land a big name were disappointed as the Dodgers added two lesser-known major leaguers.

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It’s hard to think of a more appropriately named pitcher in the game today than Junk, 29, who was a Yankees draft pick back in 2017 and sent to the Angels in a 2021 Trade Deadline swap for Andrew Heaney.

Ben Rice hit a three-run homer in the second inning after Giancarlo Stanton blasted a two-run shot in the first as the host New York Yankees raced out to a seven-run lead and recorded a 7-4 victory over the sliding Tampa Bay Rays on Thursday afternoon in the final game before the trade deadline.

Giancarlo Stanton and the Yankees defeat Jonathan Aranda and the Rays, 7-4