The MLB trade deadline was at 6 p.m. on July 31. The Detroit Tigers had a busy deadline, mostly trading for pitchers. Follow the latest.

The Arizona Diamondbacks swung five deals that saw six veterans depart. Here's a look at what they got back and what might come next.

The Detroit Tigers traded for veteran starter Charlie Morton, then moved rookie Troy Melton to the bullpen to create a spot in the starting rotation.

The Tigers' priority for this trade deadline was to strengthen their bullpen, specifically in terms of adding pitchers with some swing-and-miss stuff.

The Detroit Tigers (64-46) visit the Philadelphia Phillies (61-47) Friday to open up a 3-game series at Citizens Bank Park.

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Former Diamondbacks players Josh Naylor and Eugenio Suarez will now try to help the Seattle Mariners win a World Series.

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