Chicago's braintrust is stockpiling talented pitchers as the focus of its rebuild, and Frare definitely has some talent. He is a fairly dominant strikeout reliever from the left side, and he's currently pitching at the Triple-A level. Players with that profile don't grow on trees, which is perhaps why the White Sox give up a significant amount of international signing bonus pool money here. That said, it's a somewhat hefty price for an unproven reliever.

The Yankees recently added veteran late-inning reliever Zach Britton to their bullpen, and they're in 'win-now' mode--so Frare wasn't likely to help them much the rest of this season. The added $1.5 million in international bonus pool money will give the Yankees more assets to continue building their always-impressive farm system with international players.

Unless Frare dominates at Triple-A down the stretch, it will be surprising to see him called up for a significant role with the ChiSox this season. With that in mind, this trade has little to no fantasy impact for single-season fantasy leagues. In deep keeper leagues though, do keep Frare on the reliever radar.