Multiple reports say the New York Yankees are trading relief pitcher Camilo Doval to the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for two minor league prospects. The deal is described as taking place roughly one year after the Yankees acquired Doval at the 2025 trade deadline, when he was viewed as a major acquisition. Sources cited by outlets characterize Doval as struggling during his time in New York, with one report noting a 4.63 ERA across the 2025–2026 seasons, while others refer more generally to his inconsistent performance. The Pirates are portrayed as acquiring a former All-Star reliever with the opportunity for a potential rebound. One report specifies the prospects as Luis Cruz, 18, and Omar Alfonzo, 22. While outlets vary in how they frame Doval’s Yankees tenure—using terms such as “struggling,” “embattled,” and “disappointing”—they largely agree on the core terms: Doval goes to Pittsburgh, and the Yankees receive two young prospects. The reports do not indicate a more complex player exchange beyond the two-prospect package.