The Pittsburgh Pirates have traded for New York Yankees reliever Camilo Doval, seeking to bolster their bullpen as they attempt to end an extended postseason drought.
The Pirates are acquiring Doval in a trade with the Yankees, sources told ESPN. The deal aims to strengthen Pittsburgh’s relief pitching ahead of the season.
The primary motivation behind the acquisition is to improve the team's chances of ending its 11-year postseason drought, according to sources. While details of the compensation sent to the Yankees were not immediately available, the Pirates clearly identified bullpen help as a key need.
Doval joins a Pirates team hoping to contend in a competitive National League landscape. The move signals Pittsburgh’s commitment to improving its roster and challenging for a playoff berth after years outside of postseason play.
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