Red Sox acquire infielder Curtis Mead from Nationals in trade

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Red Sox acquire infielder Curtis Mead from Nationals in trade
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The Boston Red Sox have acquired Curtis Mead from the Washington Nationals, trading left-handed pitcher Connelly Early. This trade reflects the Red Sox's high regard for Mead, a 25-year-old infielder from Australia. Mead has significantly increased his production this season, with 17 homers and an.852 OPS in 87 games, showcasing his potential as a right-handed bat. Under club control for four more seasons, Mead could become a long-term asset for Boston as the team seeks to enhance its lineup.

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  • Red Sox trade Connelly Early for Curtis Mead.
  • Mead has 17 homers in 87 games this season.
  • He was previously with the Tampa Bay Rays and Chicago White Sox.
  • Mead will be under club control for four more seasons.
  • Boston aims to improve its lineup with this acquisition.
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Boston made a one-for-one trade, acquiring Mead in exchange for Connelly Early. Here's how Mead will help the team moving forward.

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Mead is coming to the Red Sox in the trade for Connelly Early.

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