The Boston Red Sox made a notable trade with their AL East rival, acquiring catcher Carlos Narváez from the New York Yankees in exchange for young pitcher Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz.
Narváez, who debuted with the Yankees, had a solid season in Triple-A, hitting .254 with 11 homers and 58 RBIs over 96 games, showcasing his versatility.
In a strategic move, the Red Sox designated second baseman Enmanuel Valdez for assignment to make room for Narváez on their 40-man roster, highlighting their roster management.
Rodriguez-Cruz, a promising pitcher, demonstrated impressive stats during his time in the minor leagues, with a 2.60 ERA across three seasons, making him valuable to the Yankees.
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