An MLB article on how the trade deadline affected 10 teams did not mention the Brewers (while mentioning STL and citing the Yankees for doing nothing), which was weird. I did notice this blurb on the Mariners:
General manager Jerry Dipoto was uncharacteristically quiet during trade season, sending Trevor Gott and Chris Flexen to the Mets and Paul Sewald to the D-backs. Trading your closer away isn’t typically a vote of confidence for the rest of the team, but Seattle -- which was 55-51, five games out in the AL West and 3 1/2 back in the Wild Card race -- has been one of the hottest teams in baseball during the past month. The Mariners’ 21-6 record in August thrust them into the AL West and Wild Card races, as the offense has come alive and Andrés Muñoz has excelled since taking over the closer role.
Surprised Seattle's season wasn't ruined after the trade of their closer.