The Chicago Cubs traded for Willi Castro at the deadline and in his first four games he’s done something that hasn’t been done in more than 100 years.

Along with making multiple nice defensive plays, Castro had two hits, including a triple, and scored two run in his Cubs debut.

The utilityman heads from Minnesota to Wrigleyville as the Twins' selloff continues. Visit MLB Trade Rumors for more.

Castro, who gives Cubs versatility on their bench, is the fifth player traded by the Twins in the hours before the deadline.

For years now, Willi Castro has been one of MLB’s best – and most underappreciated – utility players. The switch-hitter has done a little bit of everything for the Minnesota Twins, but the club is six games under .

The Cubs landed Castro at the trade deadline, and the man of many positions had two hits and scored twice in his debut with the club Saturday.

After missing out on Eugenio Suarez, the Chicago Cubs did not have many options remaining on the trade market. According to Jon Heyman of the New York Post, the Cubs are acquiring Willi Castro from the Minnesota Twins in exchange for Double-A pitching prospects Ryan Gallagher (#8) and Sam Armstrong (not ranked inside MLB.