The Dodgers add the Reds’ 10th-rated prospect, left-handed starter Adam Serwinowski, as well as 6-foot-10 reliever Paul Gervase and backup catcher Ben Rortvedt from Tampa Bay and send Triple-A

NEW YORK — The Rays had a busy finish to Thursday’s trade deadline, headlined by the acquisition of hard-throwing reliever Griffin Jax and the decision to hang on to their key veteran players. In deals reported just before and after the 6 p.m. deadline, the Rays:

The Minnesota Twins, who sit in fourth place in the American League Central, finished off their liquidation sale by making deals with a pair of AL East teams ahead of Thursday's deadline.

The Tampa Bay Rays paid for dominance on Thursday, acquiring Jax from the Minnesota Twins for Taj Bradley, a source confirmed to The Athletic. Taj Bradley is coming back from Tampa Bay in the Griffin Jax trade.

Jose Caballero had a short walk to go from his old team to his new one after the Rays dealt the infielder to the Yankees mid-game as the two clubs played one another on Thursday afternoon. But the walk out of the dugout took a bit of time as the YES Network cameras caught him saying his goodbyes to his old Tampa Bay teammates.

Per ESPN's Jeff Passan, the Yankees landed San Francisco Giants reliever Camilo Doval. New York also traded for shortstop Jose Caballero of the Tampa Bay Rays, according to Passan. Jack Curry of YES Network reported the return for Doval:

The Yankees acquired utilityman Jose Caballero from the Rays, sources told ESPN, and also sent infielder Oswald Peraza to the Angels on Thursday.