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Though Christian Arroyo is headed to the Milwaukee Brewers, he stopped along the road to say goodbye to Red Sox supporters.

Not long after word leaked out about his minor league contract with the Brewers, Boston’s former second baseman took to Instagram.I had no idea what the future held when you took me in in 2020. Arroyo wrote in the caption of his photo, “I had no idea that I would get to make so many amazing experiences with some of the best teammates and coaches a player could wish for. “I hope that by dressing in the proper uniform and always giving it my all, I made you proud.”

I had no idea what the future held when you took me in in 2020. Arroyo wrote in the caption of his photo, “I had no idea that I would get to make so many amazing experiences with some of the best teammates and coaches a player could wish for. “I hope that by dressing in the proper uniform and always giving it my all, I made you proud.”

Recently, there have been rumors around the trade of one Boston Red Sox player.

Kenley Jansen, the All-Star closer for the Red Sox, had a strong rookie season in 2023, but his name has surfaced as a potential trade candidate as Boston looks to save payroll.

With Jansen’s 2024 salary of $16 million, there have been rumors that Boston may want to deal him in order to raise cash for free agency and then insert someone like Chris Martin or Tanner Houck into the closer position.

The Kansas City Royals are one team that has been mentioned as a possibility, however a trade is doubtful, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. It is uncertain what Boston would do.

“The Roals have spent $105 million on six free agents this offseason, most notably right-handers Seth Lugo and Michael Wacha,” Rosenthal said. They are, nevertheless, nevertheless open to adding a close as a last element. According to a person with knowledge of the Royals’ thinking, they would rather strike a trade given how crowded the free-agent market is. The problem in that market is that there aren’t many opportunities.

The National League reliever of the year in 2020 and 2023, Devin Williams, is not likely to be traded by the Milwaukee Brewers. In the unlikely event that the major-league leader in saves over the previous two seasons, Emmanuel Clase, were to be traded, the Cleveland Guardians most likely would not send him to an AL Central opponent. Furthermore, Kenley Jansen of the Red Sox, who is projected to make $16 million in 2024, is probably too costly for the Royals to accept.”

Although trade negotiations appear to have cooled off recently, a move is still very much a possibility. The Royals may find Jansen’s contract too costly, but don’t be shocked if another team tries to make a trade for him.