When the Angels took the unexpected step of trading both Chase Silseth and Logan O'Hoppe to the Texas Rangers, any trades that happened next would hardly come as a surprise.By midday Monday, the day of the deadline, the teardown was on. Jose Soriano was a Toronto Blue Jay. Brent Suter was an Atlanta Brave. In one of the more expected moves the Angels could make, they traded Ryan Zeferjahn to the Chicago Cubs for a package including Moisés Ballesteros, according to multiple reports.Moisés Ballesteros is part of the return to the Angels in the Ryan Zeferjahn trade, per sources.— Francys Romero (@FrancysRomero) August 3, 2026The trade has yet to be officially announced by either team.Zeferjahn had a 3.66 ERA across 45 appearances out of the bullpen. The 28-year-old right-hander had struck out 75 and walked 32 in 51.2 innings.It's the second time this season the Angels have parted ways with their saves leader; Jordan Romano and Zeferjahn are tied for the team lead with four saves apiece.Ballesteros, 22, made a promising debut with the Cubs last year, slashing .298/.394/.474 in 20 games. In 59 games this season those numbers have fallen to .231/.303/.385. Perhaps with more playing time — the Angels were down a catcher after trading O'Hoppe — Ballesteros will have a longer runway to live up to his prospect billing.Ballesteros was a consensus Top-100 prospect coming into the 2025 and 2026 seasons. Baseball America ranked him 36th overall prior to this season.More to come on this story.Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow