Yankees agree to acquire All-Star closer David Bednar from Pirates for 3 prospects, AP source says
New York was set to send catcher/first base prospect Rafael Flores, catcher Edgleen Perez and outfielder Brian Sanchez to the Pirates in exchange for Bednar, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press.
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