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Some big chips have already fallen with Major League Baseball's trade deadline just days away, but several more high-profile players could be on the move. There are no guarantees as teams seem to change course at the drop of a hat around deadline time, but there are plenty of solid players to be had via trade.

The 2014 MLB Hall of Fame vote will be far more interesting than in years past.

In 2013, the voters failed to induct any former stars, but that should change with familiar names they will be rather comfortable voting for.  

Join MLB Lead Writer Zachary Rymer and MLB Contributor Gabe Zaldivar as they break down the odds of each big name to once again hit the ballot as well as newcomers who are in store for quite the remarkable turn in their lives.

"Put me in coach, I'm ready to play today. Look at me, I can be centerfield."

On Friday against the San Diego Padres, Arizona Diamondbacks starting pitcher Randall Delgado picked up the first complete-game shutout of his brief career.

He can thank teammate Gerardo Parra for helping him achieve that feat.

Cuban-born pitcher Miguel Alfredo Gonzalez may not have pitched a single inning in Major League Baseball, but he could be the missing link the Philadelphia Phillies have been looking for.

After watching teams such as the Oakland Athletics and Los Angeles Dodgers find success in signing international talent, the Philadelphia Phillies have decided to try their own luck.

Of the names we're hearing that are very likely available on the trade market, there's not much to get excited about. At least not in terms of a player who can make an impact down the stretch as Marco Scutaro did with the San Francisco Giants in 2012. 

Edwin Encarnacion showed just how much power he has when he blasted a pair of home runs in the seventh inning against the Houston Astros on Friday.

Alfonso Soriano made his return to New York Friday, as he played for the Yankees for the first time since 2003.

Now that Matt Garza has traded in his deep-dish Chicago pizza for Texas barbecue, perhaps the biggest remaining question before the 2013 MLB trade deadline will be whether a certain hurler on the South Side will do the same.