This changes everything.

That might as well be the official motto of MLB's annual non-waiver trade deadline, which rolls around every summer to tilt the balance of power and upend playoff races across both leagues.

The 2016 edition was no exception, with an array of marquee players swapping uniforms and the postseason picture shifting accordingly.

The New York Yankees (52-52) will be trying to end a four-game losing streak Monday when they visit the New York Mets (54-50) in an interleague matchup. The Yankees have the more experienced starting pitcher going to the mound and are listed at -110 (bet $110 to win $100) on the odds for the game at sportsbooks monitored by Odds Shark.

Only hours remain Monday before the 2016 MLB trade deadline passes, so general managers are working furiously behind the scenes to conclude their business.

A pair of deals came through Sunday, with the Cleveland Indians announcing they acquired Andrew Miller and the Seattle Mariners confirming they sent Wade Miley to the Baltimore Orioles.

Welcome to Bleacher Report's live coverage of the 2016 MLB trade deadline! 

If you haven't been paying attention to the comings and goings in baseball over the past few days, you've missed one heck of a show—and the show continues all day long.

Fantasy baseball's biggest Major League Baseball trade deadline winner isn't eligible for waiver-wire recognition.

Welcome to the pressure cooker, general managers.

The MLB non-waiver trade deadline is Monday at 4 p.m. ET, which means there are officially hours remaining for front offices across the league to pull the trigger on late moves. Naturally, there are plenty of rumors swirling as the contenders seek to separate themselves in the postseason race and the pretenders look to jump-start their rebuilding efforts.

Monday's MLB trade deadline promises plenty of action, with names such as Jay Bruce making the rounds.

Remember 2015? Major players such as Mike Leake, J.A. Happ, Ben Revere and Yoenis Cespedes got dealt, changing the complexion of the league and affecting the playoff race at the same time.

After leaving Saturday's contest against the Colorado Rockies in the sixth inning, New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes is not in the lineup Sunday due to a quad injury.

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Several star players have already switched teams ahead of MLB's trade deadline, but as the Aug. 1 cutoff continues to approach, rumors are still swirling around some pieces who could potentially make a huge impact down the stretch.

Friday saw us take a look at the best that baseball had to offer in July. Now it's time to look at the other end of the spectrum—the worst of the worst.

Appearing on July's All-Dud team doesn't mean that these players are, like Donny Kerabatsos, out of their element, only that they've found themselves in a horrendous funk that can't end fast enough.