Red Sox, Giants Swap Marcelo Mayer For Erik Miller
The Red Sox and Giants have swapped prospects, with the Red Sox trading away a player once seen as a core piece of their future.
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Sources (6)
- What Craig Breslow said about Red Sox trading Marcelo Mayer Boston Herald · 7h ago
- Red Sox Make Shocking Trade Involving Former Top Prospect Yahoo Sports · 7h ago
- What Red Sox’ Craig Breslow said about trading Marcelo Mayer, once viewed as ‘part of a core’ MassLive.com · 10h ago
- Marcelo Mayer trade grades: Giants banking on change of scenery to help former top Red Sox prospect CBS Sports · 10h ago
- Red Sox acquire Giants lefty Miller for Mayer, add OF help in White MLB.com · 10h ago
- ‘In no way is this an indictment of Marcelo’: Red Sox trade Marcelo Mayer to Giants for reliever Erik Miller The Boston Globe · 10h ago
Where it stands
The Boston Red Sox have traded shortstop Marcelo Mayer to the San Francisco Giants in exchange for left-handed reliever Erik Miller and outfielder White. The move comes as a surprise, as Mayer was once viewed as a key part of the Red Sox's future. The Red Sox have also added outfield help in the deal.
The trade has sparked differing opinions. CBS Sports suggests the Giants are hoping a change of scenery will benefit Mayer, who was a former top prospect for the Red Sox. The Red Sox, meanwhile, have emphasized that the trade is not an indictment of Mayer's abilities.
The details of the trade have not been fully disclosed. The Red Sox have not specified what prompted the move, nor have they detailed their plans for Miller and White.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: unsupported claims removed (89% supported) Updated 7h ago.
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Who was traded from the Red Sox to the Giants?
The Red Sox traded shortstop Marcelo Mayer to the Giants.
Who did the Red Sox acquire in the trade?
The Red Sox acquired left-handed reliever Erik Miller and outfielder White.
What did the Red Sox say about the trade?
The Red Sox emphasized that the trade is not an indictment of Mayer's abilities.
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