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The Red Sox made a minor transaction today—and we do mean
minor.
Boston acquired right-handed middle reliever Anthony Varvaro from the Atlanta Braves in exchange for minor league pitcher
Aaron Kurcz. Vavaro
might make it onto the 2015 roster—but if I were him, I wouldn't sign any leases in the Greater Boston area. The 30-year old Vavaro went 3-3 with a 2.63 ERA in 54.2 innings with the Braves last year. He also put up a decent 1.079 WHIP in 2014. Depending on how
Anthony Ranaudo and
Brandon Workman look in Spring Training, Vavaro
could stick.