Category: Minor League Reports

Yankees MILB 4/9: Everson Pereira: HR, 4 RBI

News: Nada. Scranton (5-4) (Shut down Norfolk, 5-2. Norfolk entered tonight with 100 runs (29 HR) and a 1.104 OPS in nine games. Life is going to become a little easier for opposing pitchers, as Jackson Holliday (the top prospect in baseball) was promoted to MLB after this game) CF Caleb Durbin: 2-for-4, 2B (5), 2 […]

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Yankees MILB 4/7: Caleb Durbin is on Fire!

News: Spencer Jones continues to be out of action with his stiff neck. Get that man a sleep number bed and memory foam pillow. Scranton (4-4) (Defeated Syracuse, 7-2) 2B Caleb Durbin: 2-for-2, 2 2B (4), SF, 4 RBI, RS, 2 SB (7), 2 BB The Yankees received a player with legitimate MLB potential (perhaps […]

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Yankees MILB 4/6: Omar Martinez: 4 Hits, HR

News: No news is good news, except when it isn’t. Scranton (3-4) (Lost a doubleheader to Syracuse) Game 1 (Lost, 4-2) RF Greg Allen: 1-for-1, RS, SB (3) Allen left the game early.    RF Josh VanMeter: 0-for-3 LF Caleb Durbin: 0-for-3, RS, SB (5), BB C Carlos Narvaez: 1-for-2, SB (1), 2 BB, K Narvaez is 3-for-19 with […]

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Yankees MILB 4/5: Roderick Arias Homers in Tampa Debut

News: OF Spencer Jones was scratched from tonight’s lineup in Somerset due to a stiff neck. The Yankees signed veteran infielder Rougned Odor to a minor league deal with a July 1st opt-out.  Odor hit .202/.286/.379 in 102 games for the 2021 Yankees. I never thought I would need to relive those days. His calling card is the […]

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Yankees MILB 4/4: Everson Pereira Goes Yard

News: The Yankees released the Somerset/Hudson Valley/Tampa rosters this week. I don’t read too much into that, to be honest. The Yankees have their reasons for placing players at certain levels. The biggest surprise, to me, was Keiner Delgado not being assigned to a full-season level. While it is true that George Lombard Jr. and Roderick Arias are occupying spots […]

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Ex-Yankees Prospects: Where are they?

A look at the prospects the Yankees have traded/lost over the last several years. This list is comprehensive (in my opinion) but not complete. The Jameson Taillon deal: RHP Roansy Contreras – The “big fish” in the deal for Pittsburgh, Contreras has struggled to the point where the Pirates moved him to the bullpen. RHP Miguel Yajure – […]

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Yankees MILB 3/31: Brandon Lockridge: 2 Hits, BB, SB

News: LHP Nick Ramirez was designated for assignment after the Yankees promoted LHP Tanner Tully to the big league club. Just in case you missed the news, Tully replaces Clayton Beeter, who will now get regular rotation turns in Scranton until he is needed again. While I think Beeter’s future might be in the bullpen, there isn’t […]

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Yankees MILB 3/30: Cody Poteet: 4 Scoreless Innings

News: I have nothing interesting to report. Scranton (2-0) (Defeated Buffalo, 4-3) CF Greg Allen: 0-for-4, K 3B Caleb Durbin: 1-for-4, 2B (2), K I mentioned Durbin’s speed and versatility yesterday. What did I leave out? His insane (in a good way) strikeout rate. In 22 games for Hudson Valley, he struck out at a 9.3% rate. […]

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Yankees MILB 3/29: Opening Day!

Notes: C/1B Ben Rice appears to be starting his campaign in Somerset. The left-handed slugger hit .327/.401/.648 in 222 PA for Somerset last year, so hopefully this is temporary. Scranton (1-0) (Defeated Buffalo, 12-8) CF Greg Allen: 2-for-4, HR (1), RBI, 3 RS, 2 SB (2) Allen starts the season off with a lead-off home run. […]

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Yankees MILB: Top 30 Prospects

Notes: I tend to rank prospects who have yet to make it to a full-season league lower than most. The attrition rate is too high, and that is true even for the best of the best. I try to keep the list simple. Other publications that are readily available will get into in-depth discussion. I […]

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