The April trade of Delwyn Young to the Pirates is now complete, as the player to be named later, along with minor league pitcher Eric Krebs, sent from Pittsburgh to the Dodgers is Harvey Garcia.

Garcia, who is probably best known for being part of the package sent by Boston -- with Hanley Ramirez -- to acquire Josh Beckett in 2005, has reported to AAA Albuquerque. From today's Isotope notes:

"The Isotopes today welcomed back a familiar face with the arrival of relief pitcher Harvey Garcia, who is the player to be named in a trade between the Pirates and Dodgers for outfielder Delwyn Young on April 15. The last time ‘Topes fans saw Garcia was 2007 when he went 4-1 with a 6.19 ERA for Albuquerque before making his Major League debut as a September call-up. Last year, Garcia sat out the entire season after undergoing rotator cuff surgery and, although healthy, was released by the Marlins in Spring Training of this year. On June 23, he was signed to a Minor League contract by the Pirates and appeared in two games for the GCL Pirates and 10 for Single-A Lynchburg, going a combined 1-0 with a save and a 3.60 ERA (6 ER / 15.1 IP)"