It seems like they found an answer, as the Sox have signed Nathaniel Lowe per Jeff Passan, a first baseman who was recently designated for assignment by the Washington Nationals. Lowe, a former Silver Slugger and Gold Glove, is the man the Sox hope can provide a defensive upgrade as first, as well as some more power.

In an announcement made by the team, they revealed they claimed right-handed pitcher Julian Fernandez off waivers from the Los Angeles Dodgers and optioned him to Triple-A Rochester. Since there was a spot on the 40-man roster open, they didn't have to make a corresponding move.

The Washington Nationals requested unconditional release waivers on first baseman Nathaniel Lowe on Saturday after he was designated for assignment Thursday. Lowe was batting just .216 but was second on the Nationals with 68 RBIs and tied for second with 16 homers.

A few players could be available for the Cleveland Guardians to sign on the waivers, including former New York Yankees outfielder Alex Verdugo.

In need of help at wide receiver with injuries mounting, the Packers claimed Kawaan Baker off waivers from the Raiders.

The SNAP waivers essentially redefine what types of products can be bought with government assistance. The specifics of the waivers vary by state: for example, soft drinks, energy drinks and candy are not eligible for SNAP purchases in Louisiana, while in West Virginia, soft drinks are the only item that is not allowed under the assistance program.

The Nationals designated struggling first baseman Nathaniel Lowe for assignment and activated Dylan Crews. Read more at MLB Trade Rumors.

The Packers claimed wide receiver Kawaan Baker off waivers Wednesday, the team announced. The Raiders cut him Tuesday, a week after signing him.