Luis Arraez, Sonny Gray and Tarik Skubal are among the players likely to generate significant trade interest over the next few weeks. Illustration: Kelsea Petersen / The Athletic; Jaiden Tripi, Thearon Henderson,

Red Sox finally started winning but may be without budding ace due to injury.

The 2026 MLB draft is less than a week away, with the opening rounds set to begin at 1 p.m. ET on Saturday at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia as part of MLB All‑Star Week.

The Major League Baseball season is approaching its unofficial midpoint, and while one final week remains before players head to Philadelphia for the 2026 All-Star Game, the league has already begun to reveal its identity.

The All-Star Game is right around the corner, and it's time to bring in midsummer savings to your wallet. During the All-Star Sale from now through Sunday, an MLB.TV Seasonal subscription is half off at $47.

In winning five of six games (all on the road) this past week, the Detroit Tigers have clawed their way back to within five games of a wild-card spot with about 25 games remaining until the trade deadline.

With the trade deadline approaching, it’s time to get speculative. While there are multiple trade candidates for the Reds this season, we’ll look at starting pitcher Brady Singer and break down which teams would be the best fit for a trade with Cincinnati.

With the 2026 MLB Draft on the horizon, let’s take a step back and go through the timeline of New Jersey high school baseball. As part of NJ.com’s 2026 draft coverage, we’ve taken a deep dive into the history of the MLB Draft as it relates to New Jersey high school baseball.

These are the top landing spots for Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Tarik Skubal.