We’re just past the All-Star break and the MLB Draft, signaling the arrival of the upcoming trade deadline on July 31. With fresh rumors circulating, here’s the latest news leading to the deadline:

Phillies Sign David Robertson

The Philadelphia Phillies have reportedly agreed to sign veteran reliever David Robertson for the rest of the season, according to the New York Times. The contract is valued at $16 million, based on prorated amounts for the team’s remaining games. Robertson, who last pitched in the majors last September, recently showcased his skills during a private bullpen session for scouts and will now resume his career in the MLB.

Despite Robertson’s acquisition, the Phillies are expected to continue their search for bullpen assistance as they currently rank poorly in relief pitching.

Yankees and Red Sox Eyeing D-backs

Will the Arizona Diamondbacks make a move at the deadline? Reports indicate that both the Yankees and the Red Sox have expressed interest in D-backs pitchers Zac Gallen and Merrill Kelly, as well as third baseman Eugenio Suárez, whose power numbers indicate potential value.

Braves Likely to Sell

Expected to contend for the NL East this season, the Braves find themselves on the brink of trading away some veterans. While players such as Ozzie Albies and Michael Harris may generate interest, a comprehensive team overhaul seems unlikely until winter.

Rangers’ Soft Trade Strategy

While the Texas Rangers have struggled to regain the form that led them to a championship last year, reports indicate that they may consider trading away players, albeit cautiously. The team is keen not to part with star pitchers Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi, but outfielder Adolis García may be available for trade.