The San Diego Padres added hard-throwing closer Mason Miller and the Toronto Blue Jays dealt for former Cy Young award winner Shane Bieber in a flurry of moves before Major League Baseball's trade deadline on Thursday.

In an effort to keep their postseason hopes alive, the San Diego Padres made a handful of moves ahead of Thursday's trade deadline.

Major League Baseball’s trade deadline arrived at 6 p.m. ET on Thursday. Here’s where we’ve tracked each notable move. We previously dissected the mid-June trade of Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants. Click the links for trades below to find further context and grades for each side.

The Astros brought an old friend back to Houston, as they struck a trade with the Minnesota Twins for All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa before the MLB deadline on Thursday.

The Minnesota Twins will trade shortstop Carlos Correa to the Houston Astros, according to reports. CBS Sports reported Thursday afternoon that the Astros and Twins agreed to the deal. Correa, 30, had previously said that discussions about a trade back to Houston aren't "serious.

Amid a contract dispute with the Washington Commanders, wide receiver Terry McLaurin made headlines with a trade request shortly before the NFL's Hall of Game. His frustrations could lead to a blockbuster trade that would shake up the league.