10 teams with willingness, prospects to make moves at the Trade Deadline - MLB.com

MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis and Jonathan Mayo, with host Jason Ratliff, identified 10 teams best positioned to make a major Trade Deadline move, judging clubs on both a strong farm system and the willingness to deal.
All 10 teams the analysts named last year went on to trade prospects from their respective Top 30 lists at the 2025 Deadline, and six of this year's picks repeat from a year ago, with the Rays, Guardians, Cardinals and Pirates as the new additions.
The Dodgers headline the list as a model franchise that has won the last two World Series and three of the last six, backed by one of baseball's best farm systems and a surplus of talent they cannot fit onto the roster.
Los Angeles boasts six outfielders on the Top 100 — including James Tibbs III, Josue De Paula, Mike Sirota, Zyhir Hope, Eduardo Quintero and Charles Davalan — plus pitching depth in River Ryan, Christian Zazueta and Zach Root, along with shortstop Emil Morales.
The analysts argue the Dodgers could deal three or four Top 100 prospects and still retain a top farm system, positioning them to make the best offer for nearly any player available.
The Mariners, leading the AL West but only a game over .500, feature a top-heavy system with six Top 100 prospects following Colt Emerson's graduation, giving them the option to package a top piece for a significant addition.