After his team’s relief corps proved to be a major weakness, New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman gave it a needed overhaul. At the trade deadline, he landed coveted relievers David Bednar, Camilo Doval and Jake Bird.
The New York Yankees finalized a last-minute trade with the San Francisco Giants for right-handed reliever Camilo Doval at the deadline, though the former All-Star has yet to settle into a groove with his new club.
For Camilo Doval, the New York Yankees sent over Trystan Vrieling, Jesus Rodriguez, Parks Harber, and Carlos De La Rosa. He came with hype and had been on the New York Yankees' radar for some time, but he has underwhelmed thus far.
New York Post | Peter Botte: The Yankees invested heavily in their bullpen at the trade deadline, and outside of David Bednar, they don’t have much to show for it.
Camilo Doval hasn’t even pitched 10 innings for the New York Yankees, and he’s already lost a believer in longtime play-by-play announcer Michael Kay. Kay blasted Doval on Friday afternoon, one day after a brutal 6-3 loss to the rival Boston Red Sox.
With over half a month since the 2025 trade deadline expired, fans of the New York Yankees have had time to get acquainted with the team’s new faces. Here's a look at who has delivered, and who hasn't.
The Yankees acquired David Bednar, Jake Bird and Camilo Doval before Thursday's deadline to hopefully build what could be one of the best bullpens in the league.
The Giants announced they’ve selected right-hander Kai-Wei Teng onto the MLB roster. Reliever José Buttó, acquired from the Mets in the Tyler Rogers deal, has reported to the team and will be active tonight.
Help is on the way for the New York Yankees bullpen. General manager Brian Cashman landed three high-leverage relievers before the trade deadline, picking up David Bednar from the Pittsburgh Pirates, Jake Bird from the Colorado Rockies and Camilo Doval from the San Francisco Giants.
The New York Yankees lit up trade deadline day by acquiring hard-throwing reliever Camilo Doval, and no reaction captured the fan energy better than the one from the Talkin’ Yanks podcast.
The New York Yankees are making a splash this trade deadline, trading for their third relief pitcher, Camilo Doval, within the span of just a few hours.
As the MLB trade deadline nears its final hours, the San Francisco Giants have unexpectedly entered the spotlight. Closer Camilo Doval has now emerged as a potential trade candidate.
The Giants have informed other teams that they’ll listen to offers on some of their bullpen, reports Jon Morosi of MLB Network. Francys Romero reports that Camilo Doval, in particular, has drawn interest from several teams.
The San Francisco Giants earned a hard-fought victory on Friday. Facing the Miami Marlins coming off a sweep at the hands of the Detroit Tigers, it was important for the Giants to bounce back and get into the win column.
The San Francisco Giants have quietly built one of the best relief corps in baseball. In the middle of an interesting season that’s had its share of highs and lows, the Giants’ bullpen has kept them afloat, and, at points, even carried them.
The Giants are moving Camilo Doval back into the closing role, manager Bob Melvin told reporters after Wednesday’s loss to the Tigers (video provided by Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area).
The San Francisco Giants' rough season in 2024 was the focus, but from individuals, a lot more could've been done. Among the players who didn't do what they needed to included Camilo Doval, who was once viewed as a potential long-term franchise-caliber closer.
The San Francisco Giants have a long way to go to be contenders in the National League West, consistently being the fourth-best team in the division. The