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The deal that sent infielder Caleb Durbin from the Brewers to the Red Sox seemed like a disaster for two months. By the end of the year, it looked like a season-saving maneuver. Boston and Milwaukee executed the six-player swap…

MLB Trade Rumors examines whether either team won the February six-player trade between the Boston Red Sox and Milwaukee Brewers centered on Caleb Durbin and Kyle Harrison. Durbin overcame an early slump to help power Boston to a Wild Card berth, finishing with 13 home runs, 20 stolen bases, and 13 Defensive Runs Saved. Meanwhile, Harrison excelled early with a 1.57 ERA before forearm issues and a move to the bullpen derailed his second half.
The article notes that Boston's side accrued 5.5 WAR compared to 2.8 WAR for Milwaukee, though David Hamilton delivered key postseason contributions for the Brewers. The writer concludes that it remains too early to declare a clear winner, noting that none of the players involved have reached arbitration yet and that both teams filled crucial needs over the course of the season.
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