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All right, here we go. Major League Training deadline is coming gone a couple hours ago. Expired at 4 p.m. Red Sox made a couple of moves today. We'll tell you what those were. And I think the bigger news of the day is the deal that involved the Cleveland Indians and the San Diego Padres that I think does relate to the Red Sox, which we'll get to here in one moment. First, let me tell you, phone lines are open right away. We have only a half hour program tonight, so if you want to

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baseball reporter's program. Again, 617-779-0-985. Since the last time I was with you, the Red Sox have made three deals.

They sent Mitch Morland out to San Diego for a couple of prospects in the Padre system, both

ranked in the teens. And when I say in the teens, they were inside the top 20 prospects

in the San Diego system, which is not necessarily a bad thing, that San Diego

system widely regarded as one of the best in baseball.

So the Red Sox had a couple of players for Mitch Morland, more on him a little bit later.

They then made two more deals today.

Kevin Polar to the Colorado Rockies for a player to be named.

And Josh Osich, left-handed pitcher to the Cubs, for a player to be named, and Josh Osich, left-handed pitcher to the Cubs,

for a player to be named.

I would not expect anything significant on either of those deals.

So let me just tell you up front now,

reassessing the whole thing.

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