The Blue Jays currently lead the American League East and are setting themselves up for a long postseason run in October. Therefore, reacquiring popular catcher Navarro makes sense at this time. He will provide depth for starter Russell Martin behind the plate and be used as a solid bat off the bench.

The White Sox got back veteran starting catcher Alex Avila, so they needed to make a roster move. Instead of sending down the younger Omar Narvaez, they decided to move on from Navarro. In return, Chicago receives a decent reliever in Turner, whose future is as a potential situational lefty.

Navarro's playing time figures to go down now that he is back in Toronto, instead of starting a lot of games in Chicago. Navarro is not a good fantasy option down the stretch. As for Turner, he could be in the bullpen mix for the White Sox in 2017.