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01-08-2025
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MLB》紅襪交易截止日前壓哨補強 向道奇換得右投Dustin May
Dustin May交易至紅襪。(取自MLB X) 美國職棒大聯盟在台灣時間8月1日凌晨6點交易截止，波士頓紅襪隊在最後一刻成功補強先發戰力，以兩名外野新秀James Tibbs III與Zach Ehrhard作為交換籌碼，從洛杉磯道奇換來「五月哥」Dustin May。 這筆交易的巧合之處在於，紅襪隊僅在五天前於芬威球場與Dustin May正面交鋒，當時紅襪在他面前敲出五支安打、攻下四分，最終以4：3擊敗道奇。 交易細節如下： 紅襪獲得：右投Dustin May 道奇獲得：外野手James Tibbs III (紅襪農場第5號新秀）、外野手Zach Ehrhard (紅襪農場第27號新秀） Dustin May是道奇在 2016 年選秀第三輪挑中的潛力投手，身材高瘦、球速勁爆，然而職業生涯至今飽受傷勢困擾。2025 賽季他終於能夠穩定出賽，目前已投出生涯新高的 104 局，戰績為 6 勝 7 敗、防禦率 4.85。 雖然紅襪先前曾傳出鎖定市場上其他頂級先發如Merrill Kelly、Sandy Alcantara、Zac Gallen、Mitch Keller與Dylan Cease等人，但最終他們選擇出奇招，網羅在交易市場傳聞不多的梅伊。 Dustin May將補入目前紅襪先發輪值中，與當家王牌左投Garrett Crochet、新星右投Brayan Bello、老將復活的Lucas Giolito，以及經驗豐富但狀況起伏的冠軍右投Walker Buehler共同作戰。 更多TSNA精彩報導 U18培訓隊》焦子杰還沒加盟就感受到象迷熱情 知道中信兄弟捕手狀態 中職明星賽》魔鷹妻子過世令人無法想像！ 平野惠一很難過：一言難盡 中信兄弟》羅戈合約延長至今年底 他談到決定續留的關鍵
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01-08-2025
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Red Sox acquire RHP Dustin May from Dodgers but fall short of a front-line starter
BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox acquired right-hander Dustin May from the Los Angeles Dodgers at the trade deadline on Thursday, bolstering the rotation but falling short of the front-line starter the team was shopping for as it tries to return to the playoffs for the first time since 2021. 'I understand the frustration and the disappointment. There's not a lot of sympathy for how hard we tried to get deals across the line. I understand that,' Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow told reporters in a conference call. 'We believe that we have a really young, exciting, talented team and one that is capable of continuing to perform at this level and and get to the postseason. That's what our focus is on.' The Dodgers will receive minor league infielder/outfielder James Tibbs III and outfielder Zach Ehrhard for May, who is 6-7 with a 4.85 ERA this season. In his last outing, May gave up four runs in five innings in a loss to the Red Sox at Fenway Park. Breslow, who also acquired Cardinals lefty reliever Steven Matz earlier Thursday, said there was no one off the table for discussions. "We went into this deadline feeling like in order to accomplish what we needed to accomplish — what we hope to accomplish ... we couldn't go into this with untouchables. And we didn't," he said. 'We were willing to talk about all of our guys in the name of improving the team. It just didn't work out.' A member of the Dodgers' 2020 World Series championship team, May pitched in just 20 games over the next four seasons as he tried to come back from two Tommy John surgeries and a torn esophagus. He agreed to a one-year deal with the Dodgers last offseason worth just over $2 million. Tibbs was one of the players acquired in the salary-shedding deal that sent All-Star designated hitter Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants last month. The deal brought the Red Sox little in talent but saved them more than $250 million that was expected to fatten their wallets for the trade deadline and beyond. After missing the playoffs for three straight seasons and five of the last six – including three last-place finishes – the Red Sox were primed for a trade deadline spending spree. Despite trading Devers, Boston won 10 straight games heading into the All-Star break, has improved to 59-51 and entered the day in position for a wild-card berth. "The team has been playing well. The playoffs are firmly in view," Breslow said. 'We felt like we needed to do what we could to try and bolster the team. I think I've been pretty outspoken about that." But the acquisitions of May and Matz are unlikely to make the impact that Red Sox fans had been promised. The teams Boston is chasing in the AL East all made bigger moves to improve, with the Toronto Blue Jays acquiring Shane Bieber and the Yankees picking up relievers Camilo Doval, David Bednar and Jake Bird as well as outfielder Austin Slater, third baseman Ryan McMahon and infielder Amed Rosario. Seattle, which entered the day 1 1/2 games behind Boston in the wild-card race, landed slugger Eugenio Suarez — perhaps the top prize of the deadline. 'We can't ignore what other teams are doing,' Breslow said. 'Ultimately, we're all going to be defined by what happens from tomorrow through our last game of the season, and eventually the playoffs. I think it's really easy to sit here today and evaluate the trades that were made and how much better we think teams got on paper. Ultimately, those questions are going to be answered for us." The Red Sox acquired Matz, who is 5-2 with a 3.44 ERA in 32 games this season, mostly in relief, from St. Louis in exchange for minor league infielder Blaze Jordan. Jordan, 22, is batting .298 with six homers and 25 RBIs at Triple-A Worcester this season, having also spent time in Double-A. The Giants traded Tibbs to Boston on June 15 in a package for Devers. He is batting .232 with 13 homers and 38 RBIs in Single- and Double-A. Ehrhard, 22, was hitting .227 with eight homers and 23 RBIs with Double-A Portland. ___ AP MLB:
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01-08-2025
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Red Sox acquire RHP Dustin May from Dodgers but fall short of a front-line starter
BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox acquired right-hander Dustin May from the Los Angeles Dodgers at the trade deadline on Thursday, bolstering the rotation but falling short of the front-line starter the team was shopping for as it tries to return to the playoffs for the first time since 2021. 'I understand the frustration and the disappointment. There's not a lot of sympathy for how hard we tried to get deals across the line. I understand that,' Chief Baseball Officer Craig Breslow told reporters in a conference call. 'We believe that we have a really young, exciting, talented team and one that is capable of continuing to perform at this level and and get to the postseason. That's what our focus is on.' The Dodgers will receive minor league infielder/outfielder James Tibbs III and outfielder Zach Ehrhard for May, who is 6-7 with a 4.85 ERA this season. In his last outing, May gave up four runs in five innings in a loss to the Red Sox at Fenway Park. Breslow, who also acquired Cardinals lefty reliever Steven Matz earlier Thursday, said there was no one off the table for discussions. 'We went into this deadline feeling like in order to accomplish what we needed to accomplish — what we hope to accomplish ... we couldn't go into this with untouchables. And we didn't,' he said. 'We were willing to talk about all of our guys in the name of improving the team. It just didn't work out.' A member of the Dodgers' 2020 World Series championship team, May pitched in just 20 games over the next four seasons as he tried to come back from two Tommy John surgeries and a torn esophagus. He agreed to a one-year deal with the Dodgers last offseason worth just over $2 million. Tibbs was one of the players acquired in the salary-shedding deal that sent All-Star designated hitter Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants last month. The deal brought the Red Sox little in talent but saved them more than $250 million that was expected to fatten their wallets for the trade deadline and beyond. After missing the playoffs for three straight seasons and five of the last six – including three last-place finishes – the Red Sox were primed for a trade deadline spending spree. Despite trading Devers, Boston won 10 straight games heading into the All-Star break, has improved to 59-51 and entered the day in position for a wild-card berth. 'The team has been playing well. The playoffs are firmly in view,' Breslow said. 'We felt like we needed to do what we could to try and bolster the team. I think I've been pretty outspoken about that.' But the acquisitions of May and Matz are unlikely to make the impact that Red Sox fans had been promised. The teams Boston is chasing in the AL East all made bigger moves to improve, with the Toronto Blue Jays acquiring Shane Bieber and the Yankees picking up relievers Camilo Doval, David Bednar and Jake Bird as well as outfielder Austin Slater, third baseman Ryan McMahon and infielder Amed Rosario. Seattle, which entered the day 1 1/2 games behind Boston in the wild-card race, landed slugger Eugenio Suarez — perhaps the top prize of the deadline. 'We can't ignore what other teams are doing,' Breslow said. 'Ultimately, we're all going to be defined by what happens from tomorrow through our last game of the season, and eventually the playoffs. I think it's really easy to sit here today and evaluate the trades that were made and how much better we think teams got on paper. Ultimately, those questions are going to be answered for us.' The Red Sox acquired Matz, who is 5-2 with a 3.44 ERA in 32 games this season, mostly in relief, from St. Louis in exchange for minor league infielder Blaze Jordan. Jordan, 22, is batting .298 with six homers and 25 RBIs at Triple-A Worcester this season, having also spent time in Double-A. The Giants traded Tibbs to Boston on June 15 in a package for Devers. He is batting .232 with 13 homers and 38 RBIs in Single- and Double-A. Ehrhard, 22, was hitting .227 with eight homers and 23 RBIs with Double-A Portland. ___ AP MLB:
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08-07-2025
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Top Red Sox prospect from Rafael Devers trade hits first homer in system
James Tibbs III, the top prospect who the Red Sox acquired in the Rafael Devers trade, hit his first organizational home run Sunday. The 22-year-old left-handed hitter sent his two-run shot to center field in the third inning to give Portland a 3-2 lead over New Hampshire. See it here. Advertisement He went 2-for-4 with two RBIs, two runs, one walk and one strikeout in Portland's 10-5 loss. MLB Pipeline ranks Tibbs Boston's No. 6 overall prospect. The Sox acquired him, pitching prospect Jose Bello and pitchers Jordan Hicks and Kyle Harrison in the trade. Tibbs is 18-for-63 (.286) with a .378 on-base percentage, .397 slugging percentage, .775 OPS, one home run, one triple, two doubles, five RBIs, 10 runs, nine walks and 15 strikeouts in 16 games. Devers, meanwhile, has struggled so far as a member of the Giants. He has gone 15-for-68 (.221) with a .325 on-base percentage, .382 slugging percentage, .707 OPS, two home runs, five doubles, nine RBIs, six runs, 11 walks and 26 strikeouts in 18 games. Advertisement More Red Sox coverage Read the original article on MassLive.
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21-06-2025
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New Red Sox prospect records first hit after coming over in Devers trade
James Tibbs III, the top prospect coming to the Red Sox in the Rafael Devers trade, notched his first hit with the organization Wednesday night. Currently ranked as Boston's No. 6 prospect according to MLB Pipeline, Tibbs recorded a single the other way to left field for AA Portland in a home loss to Akron. Advertisement In the contest, Tibbs also scored his first run and earned his first walk for the Sea Dogs. Wednesday's game followed an underwhelming debut for Tibbs with Portland. The 22-year-old lefty started off his time with the Sea Dogs going 0-for-4 at the plate with three strikeouts. In both contests, the outfielder started in right and hit second in the batting order. Tibbs joins Portland after playing 57 games and posting an .857 OPS at High-A Eugene Emeralds. Before debuting for the Sea Dogs, the former top pick had never played beyond High-A. Tibbs was one of four players traded by the San Francisco Giants to the Red Sox for Devers on Sunday, June 15. Before he was traded, MLB Pipeline had Tibbs ranked as the fourth best prospect in San Francisco's organization. Advertisement The Giants selected the outfielder 13th overall in last year's MLB Draft, after he slashed .363/.488/.777 as a junior with Florida State. Tibbs was shipped along with 20-year-old pitcher Jose Bello who was assigned to Boston's Florida Complex League, 23-year-old pitcher Kyle Harrison who is in Worcester, and 28-year-old reliever Jordan Hicks who is currently on the 15-Day Injured List. In his first two games with the Giants, Devers went 2-for-8 with one double, one RBI, and a walk. Read the original article on MassLive.
