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2024 MLB's biggest winners, losers from the trade deadline

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With so many prospects moving, is it fair to definitively declare right now who won or lost the deadline? Probably not. Should that stop us from trying?

Absolutely not. The trade deadline came and went with more of a whimper than a bang. Tarik Skubal, Garrett Crochet, Luis Robert Jr., Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

and Mason Miller, the type of game-changing talents who could have defined the deadline, all stayed put with their respective teams.

Baseball's best prospects did, too. Still, some contenders made vital moves to better position themselves in October, while others could end up paying the price for shopping more on the margins.

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The deadline came and went, and most of the difference-making names being discussed ended up staying put. That's the case with Tarik Skubal in Detroit, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Bo Bichette in Toronto, Mason Miller and Brent Rooker in Oakland and Luis Robert Jr. and Garrett Crochet in Chicago. That last name was especially interesting.
For an MLB trade deadline that did not feature any likely future Hall of Famers changing teams, this was a fun one based on the sheer volume of activity.

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