Today marked our 19th trade deadline here at MLB Trade Rumors. Many of you have been loyal readers since the beginning and have seen how this operation has grown and improved. During the most frenzied period today, all seven MLBTR writers were on at the same time, writing up trades.
MLBTR largely remains free and ad-supported; that will be the case with all the posts our team writes today. You may have seen that we’ve been writing additional analysis/opinion-based articles for the last four years, as part of our Trade Rumors Front Office subscription package.
Trade Rumors Front Office generally includes exclusive weekly MLB articles from me, Steve Adams, and Anthony Franco. Anthony holds subscriber-only live chats on Fridays as well. We also include a fantasy baseball component, led by the excellent Nicklaus Gaut.
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I haven’t come up with that yet, unfortunately.
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What jaysfan said. Good job guys.
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If you can’t afford the $30/yr, no worries, the daily MLBTR is free. But if you can’t get enough baseball, you’ll really enjoy the content in the FO package. Or just look at it as a $30 donation (cost of a twelve-pack of IPA and bag o chips) to a great service that takes a lot of effort to provide. Thanks Tim et. al!
(1) True, and (2) using a pack of IPAs as a cost metric? Username and avatar check out.
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Kudos to MLBTR for superb coverage of ’24 MLB Trade Deadline!