This is an interesting trade for the Yankees, since they recently traded two left-handed closers (Aroldis Chapman and Andrew Miller) in a short span. The deals left New York without a true setup man for new (old) closer Dellin Betances, which is where Clippard comes in. The 31-year-old Clippard was originally a Yankee but has bounced around recently (Washington, Oakland, New York Mets and Arizona since 2014).

This is a very good deal for the Diamondbacks, who have been a major disappointment in 2016. Clippard was not pitching particularly well this season and is already 31. In return Arizona lands 24-year-old Venezuelan Campos, who has battled injuries in his development years both with Seattle and New York since signing with the Mariners in 2009. That said, he may have turned a healthy corner this season.

Campos could become a solid starting pitching candidate for Arizona in 2017, so his fantasy stock rises after this trade. As does Clippard's, who should now be in a perfect situation setting up the talented Betances in the Bronx.