MLB Trade Rumors: Cardinals Fielding Offers for Steven Matz; Mets Eyeing Twins' Coulombe
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MLB Trade Rumors: Cardinals Fielding Offers for Steven Matz; Mets Eyeing Twins' Coulombe

As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Cardinals are receiving inquiries about pitcher Steven Matz, while the Mets show interest in reliever Danny Coulombe from the Twins.

The NL prevailed over the AL in a thrilling All-Star Game recently. The second half of the season began, and in less than two weeks, the trade deadline will arrive. This is a crucial period as teams begin to ramp up discussions and potential moves. Here are the latest trade rumors as the deadline approaches.

Guardians Exploring Reliever Trades

The Guardians are fielding offers for their relievers, notably Emmanuel Clase and Cade Smith, according to reports from the New York Post. They are not likely to trade either player with high asking prices, and as of now, the team holds a 47-49 record, sitting 4.5 games from the wild-card spot.

Cardinals Receiving Offers for Matz

The Cardinals are entertaining interest in Steven Matz as they aim to strengthen their roster. They might also consider offers for relievers Ryan Helsley and Phil Maton. Both Matz and Helsley face free agency soon.

Matz has enjoyed a strong season with a 3.35 ERA in 51 innings pitched. This season marks the last on his four-year, $44 million contract, with approximately $4 million remaining.

Mets Eyeing Coulombe

The Mets show interest in Danny Coulombe from the Twins. With the need for a solid lefty due to A.J. Minter’s injury, Coulombe stands out with his impressive 0.68 ERA this season.

The Mets are looking for bullpen reinforcement as they strive for a stronger performance leading into the postseason.

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