Reports indicate that this deal is going through because Adam Schefter put his ear to the Earth and heard the two front offices mumbling about Darrelle flying down to Tampa for a physical, which could mean one of two things: they’re checking his ACL before they let go of the 13th pick, or he’s getting prepped for breast augmentation surgery. We let you decide after the jump!

Minor League pitcher Mike Cisco was traded yesterday from the Philadelphia Phillies to the Los Angeles Angeles, and he was traded for no one and nothing. Zero. “No compensation,” officially.

Dexter Pittman was traded from Miami to Memphis today, and it inspired the saddest of sad paragraphs.

When Jeffrey Loria Jeffrey Loria’d the Miami Marlins earlier this offseason, Marlins fans weren’t the least bit pleased. One of the players he traded, Jose Reyes, was similarly displeased. He had just signed a six-year, $106 million contract with the team, and expect to spend the next phase of his life in South Beach.

What little hope the Marlins had left for the sake of their franchise was crushed by MLB Commissioner Bud Selig Thursday, when he indicated he would not block the trade that would basically decimate their whole team. Selig said that since there was really no precedent for such a thing, there was nothing for him to do. Owners will be owners, amirite?

The Miami Marlins are reportedly dealing their entire team to the Toronto Blue Jays. Giancarlo Stanton was left out and he is very upset, but find out who was a part of this blockbuster deal, after the jump.

As we discussed yesterday, the Boston Red Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers were on the verge of pulling off one of the biggest trades in recent memory. Due to the MLB’s not-so-deadline-y trade deadline, waiver wire deals are not off the table. And, as of this morning, the trade is now official.

Today at 4 p.m. marks the trading deadline for Major League Baseball. With a heap of trades reportedly in the works, and others already getting done, SportsGrid is going to keep an updated trade tracker (right here) up until the deadline passes. Check back here periodically for any transaction news.

The Golden State Warriors are in an obvious rebuilding mode, because as most NBA teams have realized (besides Houston, Philadelphia and Atlanta), you either compete for championships or blow it all up and start over. Except the Warriors are impatient bordering on desperate.

For weeks, NBA analysts and fans have focused on where Carmelo Anthony will play next. New reports indicate that the Lakers are now a possibility, along with the long-time favorite Knicks. After the jump, some viewpoints on how the parties involved are handling it all.