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Cardinals trade Donovan in three-team deal to bolster rebuild
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The St. Louis Cardinals traded All-Star utility player Brendan Donovan to the Seattle Mariners in a three-team deal with the Tampa Bay Rays, acquiring prospects Jurrangelo Cijntje, Tai Peete, and Colton Ledbetter along with two 2026 draft picks. The move caps an offseason of subtractions for the Cardinals, who also dealt Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray, and Willson Contreras under president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom. St. Louis aims to stockpile talent for a long-term rebuild.
Die San Jose Sharks haben den Stürmer Kiefer Sherwood von den Vancouver Canucks geholt, im Tausch gegen Zweitrunden-Draftpicks für 2026 und 2027 sowie Verteidiger Cole Clayton. Sherwood, der Vancouver mit 17 Toren in 44 Spielen in dieser Saison anführte, bringt Grit und Torgefahr in den Playoff-Push von San Jose. Der Trade stärkt den Rebuild von Vancouver inmitten ihres Tabellenletztenplatzes in der NHL.
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The Carolina Hurricanes have traded for defenseman Kyle Masters and a 2026 NHL Draft fourth-round pick from the San Jose Sharks. In exchange, Carolina sent a 2027 fifth-round pick to San Jose. The deal was announced by Hurricanes general manager Eric Tulsky.
The New York Jets made shocking moves at the 2025 NFL trade deadline, trading star cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and defensive tackle Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys. These deals netted the 1-7 Jets multiple first-round picks and other assets, signaling a full rebuild. The transactions highlight the team's shift toward future draft capital amid a dismal season.
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The New York Jets executed a major teardown at the 2025 NFL trade deadline, sending cornerback Sauce Gardner to the Indianapolis Colts and defensive lineman Quinnen Williams to the Dallas Cowboys. In return, the Jets acquired multiple first-round draft picks to fuel a rebuild amid their 1-7 record and league-longest playoff drought. The moves, orchestrated by first-year GM Darren Mougey, provide New York with significant future assets including two 2026 first-rounders and three 2027 first-rounders.