The New York Yankees' starting pitching has suffered major losses to injuries, and an MLB Insider believes they will address that at the trade deadline.

The All-Star break is over and play resumes this weekend for the Arizona Diamondbacks (47-50) and St. Louis Cardinals (51-46). Both teams are chasing the third

Considering the nonstop rash of injuries and a humiliating June swoon, it almost feels like a miracle that the New York Yankees are only two games out of first

Arizona Diamondbacks right fielder Corbin Carroll hasn't been approached yet, but he said he would love to play in next year's World Baseball Classic.

The D-backs selected righty Trevor Richards' contract and recalled catcher Adrian Del Castillo from Triple-A. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Arizona Diamondbacks went heavy on pitching prospects on the second and final day of the MLB draft, also choosing a player with a familiar name.

Their top pick, prep shortstop Kayson Cunningham, fits the archetype of several who have come before him. He is left-handed and athletic. He makes a lot of contact, plays an up-the-middle position and runs well. And, of course, he is undersized. The same could be said of Corbin Carroll, Alek Thomas and Slade Caldwell in their draft years.

The starting pitching market is shaping up to be very expensive at this year's deadline, and Arizona could cash in.