Five days after it was first reported the Los Angeles Dodgers had reached an agreement to acquire Boston Red Sox star Mookie Betts in a three-team trade also involving the Minnesota Twins, the trade seems to be going through. During those five days of changing evaluations, contentious haggling and a new appreciation for the words "pending medical reviews," the teams involved figured out a deal that still gave the Red Sox the prospects they wanted and the Dodgers the star they wanted (plus a bonus prospect). In a trade involving a former MVP in Betts, a former Cy Young Award winner in Price and a player in Alex Verdugo who liked a potential Rookie of the Year contender in 2019, it was the names most fans might not have heard of that go the job done.