Luis Robert Jr. is among the top candidates likely to be dealt at the MLB trade deadline -- but where will he land?
Dodgers at the MLB trade deadline: How a team that spent $1 billion this winter plans to fix its many flaws, who proved to be the big acquisition last year. The Orioles remain the favorite to land Crochet for several reasons:3. Crochet doesn't disrupt this year's payroll and could replace free agent Burnes in next year's rotation.
Since we have the White Sox trading Crochet and Robert, the next obvious candidate is Fedde. After a year in Korea, he signed a two-year deal with the White Sox and is 7-3 with a 2.98 ERA. He's held batters to a .186 average with runners in scoring position, so I'm not sure he's going to keep that ERA below 3.00 the rest of the season, but he's a solid midrotation starter. The issue is whether the Astros have the prospect depth to outbid other teams for Fedde.