Danny Jansen Traded to Red Sox from Blue Jays

Danny Jansen has been traded from the Toronto Blue Jays to the Boston Red Sox in exchange for three prospects, including Cutter Coffey and Eddinson Paulino. The move comes as the Blue Jays, currently last in the AL East, look to reshape their roster for the future, while the Red Sox aim to strengthen their playoff push despite needing more offensive support in other areas. Jansen, who has a season batting average of .212 with six home runs, has been a key player for the Blue Jays since being drafted in 2013 and is set to become a free agent after this season. His addition to the Red Sox could enhance their catching depth, although his current performance has been underwhelming. Meanwhile, the Chicago Cubs, expected to sell assets, decided against pursuing a trade for Jansen, indicating a shift in their strategy as they prepare for next season. Jansen's transition to the Red Sox marks a significant moment in his career, as he looks to contribute to a team aiming for the postseason.