Those trades just blew my mind yesterday.
I was already in awe of how little the Red Sox got in the deal, saw the Minnesota portion of it and was even more intrigued, then just gave up when I saw the Angels turn a glut of IF into a glut of OF when what they really need is someone who can pitch!
Dodgers get: Mookie Betts (FA after 2020) and David Price (signed through 2022) from Boston, IF/OF Luis Rengifo (under control through 2025) from Anaheim. They will also receive cash from Boston to cover part of Price's salary (probably between $17-18m per season)
Twins get: Kenta Maeda (signed through 2023) from Dodgers
Red Sox get: OF Alex Verdugo (under control through 2025) from Dodgers and Relief pitcher Brusdar Graterol from Twins
Angels get: OF Joc Pederson (Free agent after 2020)
Thank goodness Boston made such a bad deal simply to cut costs (shocking from a big market team) yet didn't address their biggest problem (starting pitching), otherwise the Angels giving up 4 years of control of someone who will be an MLB starting 2B someday for one year of a guy who can't hit lefties (at all) would be talked about more than it is. The Dodgers are the clear winners here in not giving up one of their top prospects, improved two positions greatly while adding a utility player with upside and stayed under the salary cap.
EDIT: I'm being told Dodgers are adding RHP Ross Stripling to the trade with Anaheim. That makes MUCH more sense. There will also be more prospect swapped, apparently.