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Bradford Doolittle

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  • MLB Writer and Analyst, ESPN
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Writes sports for Basketball Prospectus, Baseball Prospectus, ESPN Insider, MLB.com, the AP and ChicagoSideSports.com. Writes fiction that no one sees..
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MLB trade deadline winners and losers, one month later

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By Bradford Doolittle Verified
| Effingham Radio
Here’s how all 30 teams have scored — or struck out — so far.
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MLB trade deadline 2026: Winners and losers, one month later Original

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By Bradford Doolittle Verified
| ESPN Verified
Today marks the one-month anniversary of a frenetic 2026 MLB trade deadline. What, if anything, has changed since then? At the time, we did a lot of quick-turn analysis and rating of each move, as well as the deadline as a whole. But none of that was meant to be the final word. It was our best attempt at an initial assessment based on the information we had at the time, while considering the landscape as it stood in MLB when the deadline hit.
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How to keep losing teams out of MLB playoffs

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By Bradford Doolittle Verified
| MSN Verified
On the morning of Aug. 23, if you sat down with your coffee and opened up the wild-card standings page on your ESPN app, a number of adjectives might have flooded your mind. Strange. Weird . Wacky. Lackluster. Close. Nutty. Packed. Clustered. For me, there were two: inevitable and shameful. On that morning , there were just four teams with winning records in the American League.
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