Mlb Trade Deadline

The MLB Trade Deadline is usually one of the more exciting times of the sports year, and this season's was no different.

The final flurry of baseball trades took place before 4 p.m. yesterday. Although Adam Dunn did not get moved, Jake Westbrook, Ted Lilly, Kerry Wood and others did, leaving all the contenders now stuck with their old and new parts.

Although the likes of Cliff Lee and Roy Oswalt are off the market, there's still a few hours left before the 4 p.m. baseball trade deadline. The fates of Adam Dunn, Ted Lilly, Jake Westbrook and more are still up in the air in these final hours.

Last year's baseball trade deadline had Roy Halladay and Cliff Lee at the center. This year, Roy Oswalt is the big name left, and he may not be going anywhere. Otherwise, the trade rumors aren't swirling as much, since many big names were already moved.

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