As the 2026 MLB trade deadline approaches on Monday, Aug. 3, teams are gearing up to make significant moves. While the market might not see top-tier prospects like Leo De Vries being traded, several young talents are poised for relocation due to being blocked or sought after by other clubs.

Here are 10 prospects who could be on the move:

• OF Kevin Alcántara, Cubs: Blocked by established players like Pete Crow-Armstrong and Ian Happ, Alcántara has shown promise in Triple-A but may not fit a win-now strategy.

• C Leo Bernal, Cardinals: With a surplus of catching talent in St. Louis, Bernal's standout performance in Triple-A makes him an attractive trade candidate.

• C Caden Bodine, Rays: As Tampa Bay looks to acquire big names, Bodine's potential could be leveraged in a trade, especially given his strong on-base percentage in Double-A.

• 3B Andrew Fischer, Brewers: With a wealth of corner infield options, Fischer may be the odd man out and could be targeted by other teams.

• RHP Ben Hess, Yankees: Despite previous arm issues, Hess's strong minor-league performance makes him a valuable asset for New York's trade needs.

• OF Zyhir Hope and OF James Tibbs III, Dodgers: With an abundance of outfield prospects, either player could be traded to streamline the roster.

• C/OF Cooper Ingle, Guardians: Ingle's versatility and on-base skills make him appealing to teams looking for depth.

• RHP Marcus Phillips, Red Sox: As Boston's pitching depth grows, Phillips could be used in a trade to bolster the major league roster.

• SS Bryan Rincon, Phillies: A breakout player in Double-A, Rincon's Rule 5 eligibility makes him a candidate for trade, even if he won’t fetch a star.

As the deadline nears, expect these prospects to be in high demand as teams look to make impactful moves.