The Brewers should trade a pitcher to improve their infield at the MLB trade deadline. Could Freddy Peralta or Nestor Cortes be on the move?

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/brewers as Brewers Predicted To Snag Orioles' Top Deadline Trade Chip. The Milwaukee Brewers have been so good lately that it's almost a curse.

The Chicago Cubs have only two days remaining to address their biggest weakness. In comparison to the other National League contenders, the Cubs have a shaky starting rotation. Matthew Boyd and Shota Imanaga are the only two current pitchers Chicago should feel confident starting in a playoff game,

The Milwaukee Brewers aren't going to be categorized as sellers at this year's Trade Deadline, but they very well could trade from their big league roster. The starting rotation is an area of abundance for the Crew and it's always in high demand at this time of year.

The New York Yankees are seemingly in the race to acquire star closer Ryan Helsley from the St. Louis Cardinals in the coming days.

With roughly two months left in the season, the Yankees sit in postseason position—but just barely. One bad stretch, and that cushion disappears fast. A major reason for that precarious position is the bullpen,

The Brewers could pair the 30-year-old Jansen with starting catcher William Contreras, a two-time All-Star who has been less productive at the plate this season. Though Jansen is batting just .204, he has posted an .820 OPS against left-handed pitchers. Contreras has produced a .625 OPS since June 1.