Pirates Close to Landing Reliever Camilo Doval from Yankees
Pittsburgh is nearing a deal to acquire Camilo Doval from New York, with the transaction currently in medical review.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are on the verge of acquiring reliever Camilo Doval from the New York Yankees, per Ken Rosenthal confirming a report first broken by Jeff Passan. The deal is currently in the medical review stage, meaning it is not yet officially complete. If finalized, Doval would represent a notable bullpen addition for Pittsburgh. The pending nature of medical review introduces a small chance the deal could fall through.
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