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The Red Sox have made a significant addition to the lineup, announcing the acquisition of corner outfielder Kyle Schwarber from the Nationals. …

Keibert Ruiz — Catcher — No. 1 When Rene Rivera went on the injured list Tuesday, the Nationals could have called up Keibert Ruiz, their top-ranked prospect. Instead, manager Dave Martinez wanted Ruiz to play every day at the Triple-A level, preparing him for an eventual call-up. Ruiz should arrive in Washington before the end of the season. He’s hitting .310 in Triple-A this season, and he clubbed a home run in his first game for Rochester. Josiah Gray — Right-hander — No. 2 Josiah Gray was the second headliner included in the deal for Scherzer and Turner, and he’s the second-ran...

July 30, 2021 Jeff Zimmerman and I will be covering the fantasy relevant deals this week, highlighting the winners and losers and pointing out the actionable items for you in your leagues. BOS gets: OF/DH… 1B? Kyle Schwarber Schwarber is still on the IL nursing a right hamstring strain he suffered in early July. The latest is that he been jogging a bit but that doesn’t necessarily mean that he’s due back soon. He is expected back before the end of the year, but this is definitely a playoff move for the Red Sox. It is hard to assess things before Schwarber is ready to return, but I would...

Trade-happy Nationals deal OF Kyle Schwarber to Red Sox Field Level Media 30 Jul 2021, 14:25 GMT+10 The Washington Nationals continue to be baseball's most active seller less than 24 hours before the trade deadline. The Nationals made a pair of deals Thursday, shipping slugger Kyle Schwarber to the American League East-leading Boston Red Sox while later reportedly sending veteran reliever Daniel Hudson to the San Diego Padres. Hours after reportedly shipping Max Scherzer and Trea Turner to the Los Angeles Dodgers in a separate deal, the Nationals moved their third All-Star of the day, Schwarb...

USA TODAY It's only a matter of hours before Major League Baseball's trade deadline arrives at 4 p.m. ET on Friday. The trade market is already in full throttle with the trades of Max Scherzer and Anthony Rizzo -- and more big names are expected to be on the move on Friday.   And keep in mind - the July 30 trade deadline is now the one and only; the traditional Aug. 31 waivers deadline is no more, so teams with an eye toward the playoffs must lock in their October personnel by Friday afternoon. Keep it locked on this tracker for all the latest updates as reports trickle in. All times ET: