Pitching-prospect trade: The Boston Red Sox are acquiring left-hander Jake Bennett from the Washington Nationals for right-hander Luis Perales, sources tell ESPN. A 1-for-1 deal.

On Monday evening, they had to settle for a trade between the Boston Red Sox and Washington Nationals involving two guys who have yet to even reach the major leagues. The Red Sox pick up left-handed pitcher Jake Bennett from the Nats. The Nationals get right-handed pitcher Luis Perales in return.

The Boston Red Sox made a surprising trade on Monday night, sending top pitching prospect Luis Perales to the Washington Nationals for another prospect: Left-hander Jake Bennett. Jeff Passan of ESPN had the information on social media.

After staying relatively quiet during the Winter Meetings last week, the Boston Red Sox kicked off this week with another pitching trade on Monday. As first reported by ESPN’s Jeff Passan on Monday night,

The Boston Red Sox trade Luis Perales to the Washington Nationals for left-hander Jake Bennett in a pitching prospect swap.

The Washington Nationals made another trade, but not one many were expecting.

As the Red Sox continue to search for a big bat to add to their lineup, they made an unusual trade Monday to shake up their pitching pipeline. Boston made a 1-for-1 trade involving two pitching prospects,

The Boston Red Sox have padded up their rotation so far, trading for Johan Oviedo and Sonny Gray this offseason.

So far this offseason, the Boston Red Sox have made two additions to their starting rotation. They acquired Sonny Gray from the St. Louis Cardinals and Johan Oviedo from the Pittsburgh Pirates.They need more arms behind ace Garrett Crochet at the top of their rotation.

Boston traded right-hander Luis Perales to Washington for left-hander Jake Bennett on Monday in an exchange of prospects returning from Tommy John surgery.

The Red Sox and Nationals are swapping pitching prospects. Jeff Passan of ESPN reports that the Red Sox are sending Luis Perales to the Nationals for Jake Bennett in a one-for-one

Boston Red Sox fans are going to see a lot of Pete Alonso over the next five years, but not as a member of the organization. Alonso reportedly agreed to a five