Erick Fedde traded to Cardinals, Tommy Edman to Dodgers in three-team deadline deal with White Sox
In a high-profile trade deadline move, the St. Louis Cardinals, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Chicago White Sox have completed a three-team deal that has significantly reshuffled their rosters.
The St. Louis Cardinals have acquired Erick Fedde, a pitcher with a solid track record. Fedde, known for his ability to provide depth to a pitching rotation, is expected to bolster the Cardinals’ staff as they push for a strong finish to the season.
In return, the Los Angeles Dodgers have obtained Tommy Edman, a versatile infielder and outfielder with exceptional defensive skills and a knack for clutch hitting. Edman’s arrival in Los Angeles is anticipated to provide a boost to the Dodgers’ infield and add another dynamic player to their lineup.
The Chicago White Sox, in this deal, have acquired several prospects from both teams. These prospects are seen as key to the White Sox’s long-term rebuilding efforts, providing them with valuable talent for the future.
This trade reflects a significant shift for all three teams as they look to address their immediate needs and plan for the future.
