The biggest salvos in this year's busy midsummer trading session were fired in the final hours of the final day, as two Hall of Fame-caliber players -- Ken Griffey Jr. and Manny Ramirez -- were traded just before the non-waiver Trade Deadline. Full story >
The Deal: The Dodgers pulled arguably the biggest midseason deal in team history right at the Deadline, acquiring future Hall of Fame slugger Manny Ramirez from the Red Sox in a three-way deal that also saw Pittsburgh's Jason Bay head to Boston. The Pirates received two prospects from each team, including reliever Craig Hansen and third baseman Andy LaRoche.
The Deal: The Junior Era in Cincinnati had its individual moments (see: 500th and 600th homers) but never really even approached the team success anyone hoped. Sent off in his walk year with his approval for a reliever and a Minor League infielder, Griffey goes to Chicago with his first trip to October since 1997 on his mind. GM Kenny Williams thought he had Griffey a few years ago, and now he finally reeled in the big bopper -- though that's not exactly an area of need for the White Sox. But if the crowded lineup creates enough power to propel them into October, it'll be worth it.
Greg Maddux
Even though the non-waiver Deadline has passed, San Diego's Greg Maddux could end up a Dodger later in the summer via a waiver claim.
Jarrod Washburn
The subject of daily rumors linking him to the Yankees as the Deadline approached, the veteran southpaw could still be dealt.
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Even though the non-waiver Deadline has passed, San Diego's Greg Maddux could end up a Dodger later in the summer via a waiver claim.
The subject of daily rumors linking him to the Yankees as the Deadline approached, the veteran southpaw could still be dealt.
