Red Sox Trade Lefty Reliever Josh Osich To Cubs While Revamping Roster

ORIGINAL STORY: The Red Sox swung another trade.

Boston on Monday dealt left-handed reliever Josh Osich to the Chicago Cubs minutes before the Major League Baseball trade deadline, according to multiple reports. MLB Network's Jon Heyman was first to report the news.

In return, the Red Sox received a player to be named later.

Here are the details:

Cubs get Osich for PTBNL from Red Sox

— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) August 31, 2020

Cubs now have three lefties in their bullpen: Kyle Ryan, Andrew Chafin and Josh Osich, who they got from the Red Sox for a PTBNL, sources tell ESPN.

Seven minutes left.

— Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) August 31, 2020

The move was made moments after Boston reportedly dealt outfielder Kevin Pillar to the Colorado Rockies.

Osich, 31, posted a 5.74 ERA in 13 appearances (one start) for the Red Sox. He was acquired during the offseason.

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UPDATE (5:30 p.m. ET): The Red Sox announced the trade.

As expected, Boston traded Osich to Chicago in exchange for a player to be named later or cash considerations.