MLB trade deadline 2018: Every deal completed Tuesday in one place

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Brian Dozier is among players on the move Tuesday. | Adam Glanzman/Getty Images

All of the phone calls and legwork by teams over the last few months came to a head Tuesday with the MLB trade deadline. It was a busy afternoon as some teams added last-minute reinforcements while others sold off pieces in admission that this hasn’t been their year.

Some big names had already been on the move this month, including Manny Machado to L.A. and Mike Moustakas to Milwaukee, but this was still the last chance for most players to be movable in anticipation of the postseason. Starting Tuesday evening, players are required to pass through waivers in order to be traded.

The Cubs did much of their work before the deadline by acquiring pitchers Jesse Chavez and Cole Hamels in separate deals. They wrapped up their effort bolstering the pitching staff for the stretch run by sending a prospect to the Nationals for middle reliever Brandon Kintzler.

Here’s a look at every deal completed by teams Tuesday before the MLB trade deadline at 3 p.m. CT. Deals can still trickle in after the final minutes have passed, so it’s possible this list is updating soon with the final moves.

Trade tracker

Jonathan Schoop to Brewers

Brewers receive: 2B Jonathan Schoop

Orioles receive: 2B Jonathan Villar, RHP Luis Ortiz, SS Jean Carmona

John Axford to Dodgers

Dodgers receive: RHP John Axford

Blue Jays receive: RHP Corey Copping

Oscar Mercado to Indians

To Indians: OF Oscar Mercado

To Cardinals: OF Conner Capel and OF Jhon Torres

Jake Diekman to Diamondbacks

Diamondbacks receive: LHP Jake Diekman

Rangers receive: RHP Wei-Chieh Huang and player to be named later

Hunter Schryver to White Sox

White Sox receive: LHP Hunter Schryver

Rays receive: International bonus pool money

Kevin Gausman to Braves

Braves receive: RHP Kevin Gausman, RHP Darren O’Day

Orioles receive: RHP Evan Phillips, INF Jean Carlos Encarnacion, C Brett Cumberland, LHP Bruce Zimmerman, international bonus pool money

Chris Archer to Pirates

Pirates receive: RHP Chris Archer

Rays receive: RHP Tyler Glasnow, OF Austin Meadows, player to be named later

Aaron Loup to Phillies

Phillies receive: LHP Aaron Loup

Blue Jays receive: RHP Jacob Waguespack

Brandon Kintzler to Cubs

Cubs receive: RHP Brandon Kintzler

Nationals receive: RHP Jhon Romero

Brian Dozier to Dodgers

Dodgers receive: 2B Brian Dozier

Twins receive: IF Logan Forsythe, OF Luke Raley, LHP Devin Smeltzer

Wilson Ramos to Phillies

Phillies receive: C Wilson Ramos

Rays receive: Player to be named later

Cameron Maybin to Mariners

Mariners receive: OF Cameron Maybin

Marlins receive: IF Bryson Brigman and international bonus pool money

Brad Ziegler to Diamondbacks

Diamondbacks receive: RHP Brad Ziegler

Marlins receive: RHP Tommy Eveld

Leonys Martin to Indians

Indians receive: OF Leonys Martin, RHP Kyle Dowdy

Tigers receive: SS Willi Castro

Tommy Pham to Rays

Rays receive: OF Tommy Pham, international bonus pool money

Cardinals receive: LHP Genesis Cabrera, OF Justin Williams, RHP Roel Ramirez

Keone Kela to Pirates

Pirates receive: RHP Keone Kela

Rangers receive: LHP Taylor Hearn and a player to be named later

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