Dodgers' Tibbs Soars, Red Sox' May Traded

On April 5th, Boston Red Sox made a trade that's looking real lopsided now.

They sent out Fielder James Tibs, the third to the Los Angeles Dodgers for half a season of pitcher Dustin May.

Dodgers stashed Tibs in AAA Oklahoma City, and man, that moves paying off big time.

Tibs just torched the minors on Saturday with three home runs in a four-for-four game.

His on-base plus lugging sits near 2000.

In just 35 ad bats this season, he's already smashed seven homers,

one every five swings.

Fans and scouts are buzzing because Tibs is straight up demanding a call-up to the majors.

Red Sox had a packed-out field, so maybe they figured no room,

but trading him away feels like a miss on his upside.

Meanwhile, Dustin May isn't even pitching for Boston anymore.

He's with the St. Louis Cardinals.

Dodgers keep stacking talent like this, turning small deals into goal minds.

Tibs was solid in the minors before, but nothing like this hot streak.

It's rare air even for baseball vets.

Red Sox probably wished they squeezed more value out of that swap,

while LA gears up to unleash him soon.

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