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Bleacher Report · Jun 28, 2018

MLB Divorces That Need to Happen During Trade Season

Sometimes a trade is in the best interest of both player and team.

Productive MLB divorces come in all shapes and sizes, whether it's a disappointing young player who could benefit from a change of scenery and a better opportunity, a veteran on a non-contender who would welcome an opportunity to join a pennant race, or a star-caliber trade chip who could bring a massive prospect haul.

We've highlighted seven such examples to keep an eye on as trade season approaches.

Don't be surprised if the majority of these guys are playing elsewhere after the July 31 trade deadline passes.

OF Domingo Santana, Milwaukee Brewers

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