Red Sox Trade for Dalton Rushing

On March 21st, here's the latest surrounding the Boston Red Sox.

The Boston Red Sox recently traded with their rivals, the New York Yankees,

to land starting catcher Carlos Narbias. While he's a solid pick-up,

the team's death at the position remains a concern heading into the season.

One idea floating around is for the Red Sox to trade from their outfield surplus,

targeting Los Angeles Dodgers' prospect, Dalton Rushing.

The Dodgers have him blocked behind Will Smith,

and they could use an extra outfielder like Jaren Durran or Willier O'Brien.

Experts like fan-sided writer Mark Powell see this as a smart move that addresses two needs at once.

Rushing brings left-handed power as a compliment to Narbias' writing bat,

offering more upside-than-current backups Conor Wong or Matt Ties.

Last season, the 24-year-old Rushing hit 204 with four home runs in 53 games.

He's cost-control through the next five seasons and won't hit free agency until 2032.

This kind of deal could solidify Boston's catching tandem without breaking the bank,

setting them up for both now and down the road.