MLB Power Rankings Week 18: Post-trade deadline edition

Welcome to the Post-Trade Deadline version on a special Friday of ESPN’s MLB power rankings.

This year’s deadline was to burn at a slow pace, really picking up the ET cutoff in two days at 6 pm on Thursday. Meriners shut down trade season by working for Arizona Josh Nyler At the end of last week, and things were not found again until a horrific of the movement on last Wednesday Jhoan Duran Head of Phillies and Arizona Eugenio Suarez Join his team partner in Seattle.

The jam-pack was done with deals on Thursday, especially when the time limit came close, Astro was acquired before Houston Carlos Korea Everyone is going from twins to Padres and trading for five players Mason Miller And Ryan O’Harn,

Which contenders got the biggest boost from the time limit and went ahead in our list? And which clubs did not give themselves any favor? Our expert panel has ranked every team based on what has been seen so far and we already knew to go to the 162-game marathon which is a complete baseball season. Take a look at where every team is standing after the deadline – and each biggest tricks.

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record: 64-44
Previous ranking: 1

The biggest step of the deadline: Acquired Danny jensen (From rays) and Shelby Miller (From diamondback)

record: 63-45
Previous ranking: 2

The biggest step of the deadline: Get early pitcher Michael Soroca (From citizens), relievers Andrew kitterde (From origin) and Taylor Rogers (From pirates) and utilityman Willie Castro (From twins)

record: 63-46
Previous ranking: 4

The biggest step of the deadline: Receive a reliever Brock Stewart (From twins) and outfielders Alex call (From citizens); Can behave dustin

record: 62-47
Previous ranking: 8

The biggest step of the deadline: Receiving relieves Tyler Rogers (From veterans) and Gregory Soto (From Oriols), outfielder Sedric mulins (From originals) and close Ryan Helsle (From cardinals)

record: 61-47
Previous ranking: 6

The biggest step of the deadline: Closer Jhoan Duran And outfielder Harrison bed (From twins)

record: 64-46
Previous ranking: 5

The biggest step of the deadline: Get early pitcher Shane Bieber (From parents) and reliever Sharalan (From originals)

record: 64-46
Previous ranking: 3

The biggest step of the deadline: Get the initial pitcher Chris Padack (From twins) and Charlie Morton (From originals), close Kyle Finnagan (From citizens) and relievers Paul Sewald (From parents)

record: 62-47
Previous ranking: 7

The biggest step of the deadline: Get a shortstop Carlos Korea (From twins), outfielders Jesus Sanchez (From Marlins) and infielder Ramon ureaus (From originals)

record: 60-49
Previous ranking: 9

The biggest step of the deadline: Get a third base Ryan McMahon (From Rockies), outfielder Austin Slater (From white sox), close David bednar (From pirates) and relievers Camilo dowl (From veterans) and Jake Bird (From Rockies)

record: 60-49
Previous ranking: 11

The biggest step of the deadline: Receive a reliever Mason Miller And start the pitcher Jaypee Cires (From A), and first Basman/DH Ryan O’Harn And outfielder Ramon laureno (From originals)

record: 58-52
Previous ranking: 11

The biggest step of the deadline: Get the first base Josh Nyler And the third basman Eugenio Suarez (From diamondback)

record: 57-53
Previous ranking: 15

The biggest step of the deadline: Get early pitcher Meril Kelly (From diamondback) and reliever Danny coolombay (From twins)

record: 59-51
Previous ranking: 12

The biggest step of the deadline: Receive a reliever Steven matz Introduction In dustin (From doors)

record: 57-53
Previous ranking: 16

The biggest step of the deadline: Get a third base K’Brian Hayes Introduction Zack Little (From rays)

record: 54-56
Previous ranking: 13

The biggest step of the deadline: Acquired Nick forts (From Marlins), Reliever Griffin Jacks (From twins), starting pitcher Adrian hausar (From white sox) and shortstop prospect Jedar Arinmo (from Broovers); Catcher Danny Jansen’s deal

record: 54-55
Previous ranking: 14

The biggest step of the deadline: Reliever Tyler Rogers deal with; Getting the possibility of center sector Drew Gilbert (from Mates)

record: 55-55
Previous ranking: 17

The biggest step of the deadline: Starting close to Pickens Steven Matz and Ryan Halesley; Third base possibility Jesus Baeez (from Mets)

record: 54-54
Previous ranking: 19

The biggest step of the deadline: Pitcher Shane Bieber starts; Pitching Prospect Khal Stephen (from Blue Jais)

record: 54-55
Previous ranking: 20

The biggest step of the deadline: Get outfielders Randal grinkuk (From diamondback) and Mike yastrazmsky (From veterans); Dealing Freddy firmin

record: 51-58
Previous ranking: 18

The biggest step of the deadline: Third Basman Eagenio Suarez, first Basman Josh Niler and Pitcher Meril Kelly; Relief Pitching Possibility Brandin Garcia and first Aadhaar Sambhavna Tyler Luckier (from Meriners)

record: 52-55
Previous ranking: 24

The biggest step of the deadline: Dealing outfielder Jesus Sanchez; Shortstop Prospect Chess Jorsky (Astro)

record: 51-57
Previous ranking: 21

The biggest step of the deadline: Shortstop Carlos Korea, close Zhoan Duran, Outfielder Harrison Bedder, Utility Willie Castro, Pichir Chris Padac and Reliler Griffin Jackson; Prospect Eduardo Tat Catching and Pitching Prospect Mick Abel (from Phillies)

record: 53-56
Previous ranking: 22

The biggest step of the deadline: Receiving relieves Luis Garcia And Andrew chaffin (From citizens)

record: 46-62
Previous ranking: 23

The biggest step of the deadline: Get early pitcher Eric fedd (From cardinals) and reliever Tyler Kinle (From Rockies)

record: 50-59
Previous ranking: 25

The biggest step of the deadline: Reliever Serringoni Dominguase, Infielder Ramon Urias, First Basman/DH Ryan O’Harn, outfielders Ramon Laureno and Sedric Mulins and Pichir Charlie Morton to deal with