The Toronto Blue Jays had to take a gamble. USA Today's Bob Nightengale calls it the "biggest gamble" made at the MLB trade deadline. The move that qualified: Toronto's trade for Cleveland's Shane Bieber.

Adding the rehabbing Bieber injects the Blue Jays' starting group with proven depth and upside, while the Guardians nab a real prospect.

At the buzzer, Toronto made arguably their best deal, acquiring relief pitcher Louie Varland and first baseman Ty France from the Minnesota Twins in exchange for outfielder Alan Roden and left-handed pitcher prospect Kendry Rojas.