BOSTON, MA – The Boston Red Sox today announced the following roster moves:

• Added left-handed pitcher Erik Miller to the active Major League roster. He will wear number 67.

• Added catcher Jake Rogers to the active Major League roster. He will wear number 46.

• Added outfielder Eli White to the active Major League roster. He will wear number 38.

• Optioned infielder/outfielder Romy Gonzalez to Triple-A Worcester.

• Designated right-handed pitcher Ryan Watson for assignment.

Miller, 28, was acquired yesterday from the San Francisco Giants alongside minor league outfielder Carlos Gutierrez in exchange for infielder Marcelo Mayer. He made 38 appearances for the Giants this season, going 2-0 with 10 holds, four saves, a 2.76 ERA (10 ER/32.2 IP), and 45 strikeouts. The left-hander has made 14 consecutive scoreless appearances, beginning on June 19, tossing 13.0 innings over that span while recording a 0.85 WHIP and .143 opponent batting average (6-for-42). Originally selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the fourth round of the 2019 First-Year Player Draft, the Missouri native owns a 3.05 ERA (44 ER/130.0 IP), a .210 opponent batting average (97-for-461), and 154 strikeouts in 147 career games (10 starts), all with the Giants (2024-26).

Rogers, 31, was acquired yesterday from the Baltimore Orioles alongside catcher Adley Rutschman and cash considerations in exchange for catcher Carlos Narváez, minor league right-handed pitchers Anthony Eyanson and Kyson Witherspoon, minor league outfielder Enddy Azocar, and a player to be named later or cash considerations. He was traded from the Detroit Tigers to the Orioles on July 30. The right-handed hitter played in 39 games this season for Detroit (36 games) and Baltimore (three games), making 33 starts as the catcher and batting .163 (16-for-98) with 11 runs scored, two doubles, one triple, three home runs, and nine RBI. Originally selected by the Houston Astros in the third round of the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, the Texas native has hit .197 (214-for-1,087) with 42 doubles, 47 home runs, and 138 RBI in 370 career Major League games with the Tigers (2019, 2021, 2023-26) and Orioles (2026).

White, 32, was acquired yesterday from the Atlanta Braves in exchange for right-handed pitcher Tyler Uberstine. He played in 69 games for the Braves this season, batting .233 (31-for-133) with 17 runs scored, six doubles, one triple, five home runs, and 17 RBI. The right-handed hitter has made 18 starts in right field, 10 in left field, six in center field, and one as the designated hitter. Originally selected by the Athletics in the 11^th round of the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, the South Carolina native has hit .212 (168-for-793) with 25 doubles, six triples, and 25 home runs in 345 career Major League games with the Texas Rangers (2020-22) and Braves (2023-26).

Gonzalez, 29, has batted .185 (12-for-65) with three doubles, one triple, one home run, and seven RBI in 19 games for Boston this season. The right-handed hitter has made eight starts as the designated hitter, five at second base, and three at first base. Originally selected by the Chicago White Sox in the 18^th round of the 2018 First-Year Player Draft, the Florida native has hit .262 (212-for-809) with 47 doubles, eight triples, 21 home runs, and 116 RBI in 290 career Major League games with the White Sox (2021-23) and Red Sox (2024-26).

Watson, 28, has pitched in 35 games for Boston this season, his Major League debut, posting a 4.53 ERA (28 ER/55.2 IP) with 43 strikeouts. The right-hander was selected by the Athletics in the 2025 Rule-5 Draft from the San Francisco Giants before being traded to the Red Sox on December 12. Originally selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 39th round of the 2016 First-Year Player Draft, the Alabama native has posted a 4.14 ERA (159 ER/345.1 IP) with 369 strikeouts in 157 career minor league games (34 starts).

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers overhauled their roster Tuesday, activating newly acquired left‑hander Tarik Skubal, selecting the contracts of Chuckie Robinson and Jonathan Hernández, placing catcher Dalton Rushing on the injured list, and optioning right‑hander Emmet Sheehan to Triple‑A Oklahoma City. To clear space on the 40‑man roster, the club designated right‑hander Wyatt Mills for assignment.

Skubal Joins Active Roster After Trade From Detroit

Skubal, 29, arrives one day after the Dodgers acquired him from the Detroit Tigers in a three‑player deal involving outfielder Zyhir Hope and pitchers River Ryan and Brady Smith. The two‑time Cy Young Award winner is in the midst of another standout season, posting a 7–5 record, 2.79 ERA, and 16 starts in 2026.

After undergoing surgery earlier this year to remove loose bodies from his elbow, Skubal has been dominant since returning, recording a 2.87 ERA with 71 strikeouts in 53.1 innings. Over seven major league seasons, he owns a 61–42 record, 3.04 ERA, 1,005 strikeouts, and a 1.012 WHIP across 153 games. Detroit selected him in the ninth round of the 2018 MLB Draft out of the University of Seattle.

Robinson Returns to Dodgers Catching Corps

Robinson, 31, rejoins Los Angeles after appearing in eight games earlier this season, collecting two hits in 23 at‑bats. He also appeared in one game for the Dodgers in 2025 and has logged major league time with Cincinnati (2022), the White Sox (2024), and Los Angeles (2026). Across parts of three seasons, he is a .124 hitter with two home runs and six RBI.

At Triple‑A Oklahoma City, Robinson played 33 games, hitting .229 with five home runs and 23 RBI. Houston drafted him in the 21st round of the 2016 draft out of Southern Mississippi.

Hernández Selected After Earlier DFA

Hernández, 30, returns to the Dodgers less than a month after being designated for assignment and outrighted to Triple‑A. He made 12 appearances for Los Angeles this season, allowing 16 runs in 17.2 innings with 15 strikeouts. At Oklahoma City, he posted a 6.14 ERA in seven games.

The veteran right‑hander has pitched in parts of six major league seasons with Texas, Seattle, and Los Angeles, compiling a 13–8 record, 4.69 ERA, and 165 strikeouts across 170.2 innings. He originally signed with the Rangers as a minor league free agent in 2013.

Rushing Placed on IL With Elbow Inflammation

Rushing, 25, was scratched shortly before first pitch Monday due to arm irritation and was subsequently placed on the injured list. The catcher has appeared in a career‑high 74 games this season, batting .253 with 12 home runs and 36 RBI.

A second‑round pick out of Louisville in 2022, Rushing has played 127 games across two seasons with the Dodgers, hitting .234 with 16 home runs and 60 RBI. He owns a .278 average, 54 home runs, and 187 RBI in 268 minor league games.

Sheehan Optioned After Rough Outing

Sheehan, 26, was optioned to Triple‑A after allowing five runs in 2.2 innings Monday night, marking his third consecutive loss. He is 4–8 with a 5.29 ERA in a career‑high 20 starts this season, striking out 108 in 95.1 innings.

A fifth‑round pick in 2021 out of Boston College, Sheehan has spent three seasons with Los Angeles, posting a 14–12 record and 4.40 ERA across 48 games (43 starts).

Mills Designated for Assignment

Mills, 31, pitched two innings Monday, allowing two runs (one earned). He has appeared in six games for the Dodgers this season, posting a 5.68 ERA. Across parts of three major league seasons with Seattle, Kansas City, and Los Angeles, he owns a 6.14 ERA and 42 strikeouts in 48.1 innings.

Seattle drafted Mills in the third round of the 2017 draft out of Gonzaga.

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins added a power arm and two ascending position‑player prospects Monday, acquiring right‑handed reliever Brandan Bidois, infielder Hyun Seung Lee, and outfielder Brian Sánchez from the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for right‑hander Lake Bachar. The move delivers Miami a high‑ceiling bullpen piece and two young hitters showing strong developmental momentum.

Bidois Brings Elite Minor League Track Record and Recent MLB Debut

Bidois, 25, made his major league debut May 13 at Colorado and has appeared in 15 games for Pittsburgh this season, posting a 6.32 ERA, 20 strikeouts, and 12 walks across 15.2 innings. He has also pitched in 19 games for Triple‑A Indianapolis, going 4–2 with 26 strikeouts in 20 innings.

Despite uneven 2026 results, Bidois remains one of the Pirates’ most intriguing relief arms. The Brisbane, Australia native was named the 2025 Kent Tekulve Reliever of the Year, delivering one of the most dominant minor league seasons in recent memory: an 8–0 record, seven saves, 0.74 ERA, 67 strikeouts, and a .110 opponents’ average across 40 appearances. His 0.74 ERA was the lowest in all of Minor League Baseball among relievers with at least 60 innings.

Across five minor league seasons, Bidois owns a 2.89 ERA, 187 strikeouts, and 111 appearances.

Lee Provides Advanced Bat-to-Ball Skills and Early Power Production

Lee, 18, has been one of the Pirates’ most productive young hitters in his first stateside season. Across 50 games between the FCL Pirates and Single‑A Bradenton, he is batting .264/.363/.471 with 46 hits, 40 RBI, six home runs, and a .965 OPS in the Florida Complex League.

Signed out of Seoul, South Korea in January 2025, Lee has split time defensively between third base and shortstop. Last season in the Dominican Summer League, he led his club in walks (38) and stole 17 bases in 21 attempts.

Sánchez Adds Athleticism and Extra-Base Ability to Miami’s System

Sánchez, 22, has been a steady contributor at High‑A Greensboro, hitting .254/.340/.431 with 17 doubles, nine home runs, 40 RBI, and 53 runs across 93 games. The 6‑foot‑3 outfielder was acquired by Pittsburgh from the Yankees in July 2025 but missed the remainder of that season due to injury.

Across four minor league seasons with the Pirates, Yankees, and Brewers organizations, Sánchez owns a .279/.372/.453 career slash line with 56 doubles, 16 triples, 17 home runs, and 127 RBI.

Bachar Heads to Pittsburgh After Three Steady Seasons in Miami Bullpen

Bachar, 31, has been a reliable multi‑inning option for Miami, posting a 1–2 record, 3.84 ERA, 61 strikeouts, and two saves across 38 appearances this season. Over three seasons with the Marlins (2024–26), he compiled a 9–5 record, 3.88 ERA, and 101 appearances.

Originally drafted by San Diego in the fifth round in 2016, Bachar joined Miami via waivers in September 2024.

The trade gives Miami a high‑octane relief arm with elite minor league pedigree and two promising young hitters, while Pittsburgh adds a durable, versatile right-hander capable of contributing immediately at the major league level.

MIAMI — The Miami Marlins strengthened their bullpen Monday, acquiring hard‑throwing right‑hander Victor Vodnik from the Colorado Rockies in exchange for infielder Connor Norby and pitching prospect Aiden May. The move delivers Miami one of the league’s most velocity‑driven relievers, while Colorado adds both major league infield depth and a rising arm from the Marlins’ system.

Vodnik Brings Elite Velocity and Ground-Ball Profile

Vodnik, 26, has appeared in 33 games for Colorado this season, posting a 3–3 record, 5.25 ERA, and four saves across 36 innings. While his overall numbers reflect the challenges of pitching at altitude, Vodnik has been one of the league’s most explosive arms. According to Baseball Savant, he ranks in the 96th percentile in average fastball velocity (98.6 mph) and the 95th percentile in ground‑ball rate (55.6%).

His recent performance has been even stronger. Since June 15, Vodnik owns a 2.50 ERA over his last 15 outings and has not issued a walk in seven consecutive appearances dating back to July 17.

Across four major league seasons with Colorado, Vodnik has compiled a 13–10 record, 4.31 ERA, 152 strikeouts, and 23 saves in 155 appearances. In 2025, he set a franchise benchmark by recording the lowest home ERA in Coors Field history (1.33) among pitchers with at least 25 innings.

A native of Whittier, Calif., Vodnik debuted in 2023 after being acquired from Atlanta. He was originally selected by the Braves in the 14th round of the 2018 draft.

Norby Heads to Colorado After Two Seasons in Miami

Norby, 26, appeared in 65 games for the Marlins this season, hitting .205/.313/.325 with 12 doubles, four home runs, and 24 walks. Optioned to Triple‑A Jacksonville in late June, he posted an .847 OPS in 23 games.

Across 198 career major league games with Miami and Baltimore, Norby owns a .234/.302/.383 line with 38 doubles, 21 home runs, and 70 RBI. The former second‑round pick out of East Carolina was acquired by Miami in July 2024.

May Adds a Promising Young Arm to Rockies’ System

May, 23, ranked No. 27 in Miami’s system by MLB Pipeline, has been a steady performer at High‑A Beloit this season. The right‑hander is 4–3 with a 3.80 ERA, 68.2 innings, and 14 starts. He debuted professionally in 2025, posting a combined 2.63 ERA across 10 appearances between Single‑A Jupiter and the FCL Marlins.

Selected 80th overall in the 2024 draft out of Oregon State, May offers Colorado a projectable starter with strike‑throwing ability and developmental upside.

The trade gives Miami a high‑octane bullpen arm capable of impacting games immediately, while Colorado adds both major league infield depth and a young pitcher with long‑term potential.

SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Giants made a notable addition to their infield Monday, acquiring former top prospect Marcelo Mayer from the Boston Red Sox in exchange for left‑handed reliever Erik Miller and outfield prospect Carlos Gutierrez. The move delivers San Francisco a high-upside infielder once regarded as one of baseball’s premier young talents, while Boston adds a dominant bullpen arm and a fast‑rising outfielder.

Mayer Brings Premium Pedigree and Upside to San Francisco

Mayer, 23, appeared in 70 games for Boston this season before landing on the injured list June 26 with a bone stress reaction in his left ulna. He hit .220 with 10 doubles, three home runs, 22 RBI, and a .594 OPS, splitting time between second base and shortstop.

The Chula Vista, Calif., native has long been considered one of baseball’s elite prospects. MLB.com ranked him among the Top 15 overall prospects for four consecutive seasons: No. 12 (2025), No. 15 (2024), No. 9 (2023), and No. 14 (2022). Selected fourth overall in the 2021 MLB Draft, Mayer earned Futures Game selections in both 2023 and 2024.

Across 114 career major league games, all with Boston, Mayer owns a .223 average, seven home runs, 32 RBI, and a .624 OPS.

Miller Heads to Boston After Breakout Season in Giants Bullpen

Miller, 28, has been one of San Francisco’s most effective relievers this season, posting a 2–0 record, 2.76 ERA, four saves, and 45 strikeouts across 38 appearances. His underlying metrics place him among the most dominant left-handed relievers in the sport.

Statcast ranks Miller in the:

• 99th percentile in average exit velocity
• 98th percentile in expected batting average
• 98th percentile in hard-hit rate
• 97th percentile in whiff rate
• 95th percentile in strikeout rate
• 92nd percentile in ground-ball rate

He has delivered 14 consecutive scoreless outings dating back to June 19.

Across three MLB seasons (2024–26), all with the Giants, Miller owns a 3.05 ERA with 154 strikeouts in 147 appearances.

Gutierrez Adds Speed and Offensive Production to Red Sox System

Gutierrez, 21, has been one of High‑A Eugene’s most dynamic players this season, hitting .271 with an .826 OPS, 18 doubles, nine home runs, 45 RBI, and 26 stolen bases across 83 games. Ranked No. 24 in the Giants’ system by Baseball America, the left-handed hitter has shown consistent growth since signing as an international free agent in 2023.

Across 168 career minor league games, Gutierrez owns a .314 average, .866 OPS, 64 steals, and 85 RBI.

The trade marks a significant organizational shift for both clubs: San Francisco secures a former top draft pick with long-term upside, while Boston adds a high-impact bullpen arm and a versatile outfield prospect as it continues to reshape its roster.

LOS ANGELES – The Los Angeles Dodgers have acquired catcher Hunter Feduccia and right-handed pitcher Jacob Kmatz from the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for outfielder Jack Suwinski and international bonus pool money.

Feduccia, 29, rejoins the Dodgers after being traded last summer to the Rays. He appeared in 60 games for the Rays this year, batting .234 with two homers and 12 RBI. He has been in the Major Leagues parts of three seasons with Los Angeles (2024-25) and Tampa Bay (2025-26), batting .207 with two homers and 21 RBI. In seven minor league seasons, he is a .271 hitter with 55 homers and 308 RBI. He was drafted by the Dodgers in the 12th round out of Louisiana State University in 2018.

Kmatz, 23, was 5-2 with a 2.89 ERA between High-A Bowling Green and Double-A Montgomery this season. He was currently with Montgomery, and he was 2-1 with a 3.65 ERA and 19 strikeouts in 24.2 innings. He has pitched in 56 minor league games (19 starts), going 9-11 with a 4.69 ERA and 154 strikeouts in 163.0 innings. He was drafted in the fifth round of the 2024 First Year Player Draft out of Oregon State University.

Suwinski, 28, played 93 games for the Triple-A Oklahoma City Comets this year, hitting .291 with 21 homers and 72 RBI. He has been in the Major Leagues four seasons with the Pittsburgh Pirates (2022-25), clubbing 57 homers with 148 RBI and a .694 OPS. He was acquired by the Dodgers off waivers on February 21 after being designated for assignment by the Pirates on February 16.

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers added a promising young arm to their pitching depth Monday, acquiring left-hander Adam Macko from the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for infielder Josh Smith and minor league right-hander Josh Stephan. In a corresponding move, veteran right-hander Chris Martin was reinstated from the 15-day injured list and designated for assignment.

Macko Brings Strikeout Upside and Historic Milestone to Texas

Macko, 25, has spent his first major league season shuttling between Toronto and Triple-A Buffalo, appearing in 22 games (one start) for the Blue Jays while posting a 2–0 record, 4.91 ERA, 23 strikeouts, and 10 walks across 22 innings. He opened his career with eight consecutive scoreless outings, becoming just the fourth pitcher in franchise history to begin his MLB tenure with zero runs allowed over his first eight appearances.

At Triple-A Buffalo, Macko logged 18 relief appearances, going 2–2 with a 4.18 ERA, 28 strikeouts, and a 1.31 WHIP in 23.2 innings. He will report to Triple-A Round Rock.

Ranked No. 23 in Toronto’s system by Baseball America, Macko is the first modern-day MLB player born in Slovakia. Drafted by Seattle in the seventh round in 2019, he later joined Toronto in the November 2022 trade that sent Teoscar Hernández to the Mariners. Macko also pitched for Team Canada in the 2026 World Baseball Classic, delivering 2.1 scoreless innings across three appearances.

Smith Heads to Toronto After Six Seasons in Rangers System

Smith, 28, appeared in 45 games for Texas this season, batting .213/.299/.272 with 29 hits and 13 RBI while making 36 defensive starts — 30 of them at second base. His season included three stints on the major league roster and a 37-game absence due to a right glute strain, left wrist inflammation, and viral meningitis.

At Triple-A Round Rock, Smith hit .229 with three home runs and five doubles. The LSU product has spent parts of six seasons in the Rangers organization after arriving from the Yankees in the 2021 Joey Gallo trade.

Stephan Provides Blue Jays a Durable Minor League Starter

Stephan, 24, has spent the entire season with Triple-A Round Rock, going 6–5 with a 5.44 ERA, 97 strikeouts, and 31 walks across 101 innings in 21 games (19 starts). Signed as an undrafted free agent in 2020, Stephan has climbed through five levels of the Rangers system, compiling a 29–27 record, 4.25 ERA, and 481 innings over six minor league seasons.

Martin Reinstated, Designated for Assignment

Martin, 40, was reinstated from the 15-day injured list and designated for assignment after posting a 9.00 ERA across 16 appearances this season. The veteran reliever has endured two IL stints due to right shoulder impingement and last pitched on July 11.

Across an 11-year major league career with eight clubs, Martin owns a 3.53 ERA and a 7.44 strikeout-to-walk ratio, the highest in MLB history among pitchers with at least 300 innings.

With Monday’s transactions, the Rangers’ major league roster stands at 39 players, with eight players currently on the 60-day injured list.

The Orioles have made the following roster moves:

• Acquired RHP Codi Heuer from the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for cash considerations. He has not yet reported.
• Acquired OF Rece Hinds from the Miami Marlins in exchange for cash considerations. He has not yet reported.

The Orioles’ 40-man roster currently has 39 players.