The Philadelphia Phillies get their lockdown closer for the bullpen in a trade with the Minnesota Twins for reliever Jhoan Duran.

Jhoan Duran made his first appearance with the Phillies on Friday, and his bullpen walkout will make Twins fans sick.

On Wednesday evening, the Philadelphia Phillies acquired Minnesota Twins closer Jhoan Duran for top prospects Eduardo Tait and Mick Abel. The Phillies get a bona fide top-five closer in the league. For the Twins,

The Los Angeles Dodgers are in hot pursuit of another high-leverage relief pitcher at the trade deadline. While the team is excited to have Blake Treinen back in the fold, the right-hander's return is only one step to rebuilding one of the most expensive bullpens in baseball.

The Los Angeles Dodgers entered Thursday's trade deadline looking for relief help — and they'll get it in the form of one of their former pitching prospects.

The Minnesota Twins were perhaps the biggest sellers in the MLB at the annual trade deadline. The Twins started slow, trading Chris Paddack and Jhoan Duran prior to Thursday. Then the sale began. Minnesota shipped off eight other players on the final day.

According to MLB.com's Brian McTaggart, the Astros traded for shortstop Carlos Correa in a deal with the Minnesota Twins. Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported the Twins will pay $33 million of the remaining $103.42 million on Correa's contract.

Those hoping the Dodgers would land a big name were disappointed as the Dodgers added two lesser-known major leaguers.