Jeff Passan: Red Sox came 'close' to trading for Joe Ryan at deadline
Briefly

The Red Sox were close to trading for pitcher Joe Ryan from the Minnesota Twins at the MLB trade deadline. Ryan felt a mix of emotions when he believed he was being traded. Social media confusion surrounding his potential trade added to the drama. Reports indicated that the Red Sox were willing to offer high-end prospects, but the Twins, engaged in other trade talks, ultimately decided against moving Ryan. Despite some prospects promoted to the majors, Boston's farm system remains robust with additional talented players ready to step up.
Joe Ryan acknowledged that he thought he was packing his bags for Boston at MLB's trade deadline. It was a weird mix of emotions for him.
Both Yahoo! Sports and Fox Sports reported Joe Ryan's trade to Boston on July 31, creating confusion about his status at the deadline.
Boston was willing to part with high-end prospects for Joe Ryan, but the Twins were too deep in other talks to finalize the deal.
Even with top prospects now in the major leagues, Boston's farm system remains deep, featuring players like Franklin Arias and Payton Tolle.
Read at Boston.com
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