Jordan Montgomery seems intent on not going quietly into the NYY bullpen. Also: The end of Tillman's starting tenure in BAL, Price's setback in BOS, and unsettled back ends of rotations in TAM, TOR.

Eric Sogard and Jonathan Villar are vying for time at the keystone over the final two months of the season in MIL. Also, a look at CHC's bullpen, PIT and CIN's infield depth, and STL's soon-to-be-crowded outfield.

With an aging Pence in RF, how will the Giants handle PT over the season's final two months? Can Solarte stick as the SS in San Diego? Plus the COL bullpen, ARI shortstop options and a returning All-Star looking for ABs in LA.

All five AL Central teams were active at the trade deadline, with CHW, DET and MIN as sellers and CLE and KC as buyers. Reserve players like Alen Hanson hope to get the chance to earn a starting job. PT Tomorrow analyzes some possible AL Central beneficiaries of deadline day deals.

Derek Fisher was obviously a big winner in HOU, but surprising Jake Marisnick also suddenly has a chance to make playing time inroads. The Rangers' future, LAA's rotation outlook, and more.

After a rough month and MLB-leading eighth blown save, Jim Johnson was removed as ATL's primary closer. Who might step into the closer gig? Plus notes on the MIA bullpen, NYM SS, PHI starting rotation and more.

Are the Duda trade and Kiermaier's return bad news for Mallex Smith? Also: the struggles of Xander Bogaerts and Matt Holliday, and possible opportunities 11th-hour trades could create on staffs of BAL, TOR.

Aledmys Diaz hasn’t hit since his demotion to Triple-A and is currently injured, allowing Paul DeJong to continue to see time at shortstop for STL. Also, a look at alternate LF options in CHC, the ever-changing CIN rotation, and the bullpens in MIL and PIT.

Brad Hand to close? But what if he too is on the move? COL starters on the mend, while injuries hit the LA rotation. Plus the 1B situation in SF and a new lead-off man in ARI.

In spite of the Royals dealing for a closer and past would-be-closer, Joakim Soria and his stopper-worthy skills could still be in line for saves as the season winds down. Plus, more analyses from the AL Central.

Santiago Casilla looks bound to vacate the OAK closer role, be it this year or by this time next year. Oakland's options, the ever-evolving Astros' pitching staff, LAA's offensive woes and more.