Pirates Land Camilo Doval from Yankees in Prospect Deal
Pittsburgh adds a proven late-inning arm as New York trades away the right-handed reliever for two unnamed prospects.
The Pittsburgh Pirates are acquiring right-handed reliever Camilo Doval from the New York Yankees, according to ESPN's Jeff Passan. The return for New York is two prospects, though their identities have not yet been disclosed. Doval has established himself as a high-leverage bullpen option, making this a notable addition to Pittsburgh's relief corps. The deal represents a clear bullpen upgrade for the Pirates and a prospect infusion for the Yankees.
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