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Brewers send Aaron Civale to White Sox

Brewers, White Sox swap Aaron Civale and Andrew Vaughn one day after pitcher's trade request

Civale is slated to be a free agent this winter, and it's clear that he wants to showcase his abilities as a starter. The White Sox are an unexpected landing spot for Civale. They entered Friday with a 23-46 record on the year,

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Brewers acquire Vaughn from White Sox for Civale

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White Sox trade 1B Andrew Vaughn to brewers for RHP Aaron Civale

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Astros trade one-time top prospect Forrest Whitley to Rays: Source

Five days after designating Forrest Whitley for assignment, the Houston Astros traded baseball’s former top pitching prospect to the Tampa Bay Rays, a league source told The Athletic on Friday.

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Civale says he wants to continue starting - in Milwaukee or elsewhere - after Brewers put him in pen

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Chicago White Sox add a veteran arm — and Andrew Vaughn gets a fresh start — in trade with Milwaukee Brewers

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Stanton expected to make season debut during next home series

Historically, Stanton has mashed at Fenway Park. In 37 career games in Boston, Stanton has slashed .312/.384/.532 (44-for-141) with eight doubles, one triple, seven homers and 24 RBIs.

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Trade Pitch Moves Red Sox's Aroldis Chapman to Mets

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Red Sox's Roman Anthony: Beginning on bench Saturday

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Brewers First Baseman Rumored To Be Trade Candidate

Jake Bauers has been the Crew's backup first baseman the last two years behind Rhys Hoskins. He's come up in some big moments, including the go-ahead home run in Game 3 of the NL Wild Card series last postseason.

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MLB Analysts Declare Early Victor, Loser of Brewers-White Sox Trade

Christmas came early for Andrew Vaughn in the form of the trade from the White Sox to the Brewers. Aaron Civale? Not so much.

Brewers' Andrew Vaughn: Going to Brewers

The Brewers have acquired Vaughn from the White Sox in exchange for Aaron Civale, Jesse Rogers of ESPN.com reports.