The New York Yankees have traded right-handed reliever Camilo Doval to the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for two young prospects. Doval's tenure with the Yankees was disappointing, as he finished with a 4.63 ERA across the 2025 and 2026 seasons. The trade ends an embattled period for the pitcher in New York, and CBS Sports suggests the Yankees should view any return for Doval as a win. Pittsburgh, meanwhile, is taking a high-upside risk on the right-hander, betting he can regain his previous form. The two prospects heading to New York were not named in the reports. For the Yankees, the move clears a spot in the bullpen and adds young talent to their farm system. For the Pirates, it is a low-cost gamble on a pitcher who once showed promise as a high-leverage reliever but has struggled with consistency. The trade reflects each team's strategy: the Yankees prioritizing a clean break from an underperforming asset, and the Pirates seeking potential value in a player whose stock has fallen. No further details about the prospects or any additional terms were disclosed.