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Former Yankees top prospect who's literally addicted to getting DFA'd loses job again

2 weeks ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

ByAdam Weinrib|33 minutes agoEvery year, some poor, unfortunate soul is forced to ride the DFA Wagon into submission until finally, blessedly, landing somewhere out of the spotlight that affords them a chance to rebuild their value in a pressure-free environment. We thought that's what happened to Yoendrys Gómez when he went from the Yankees to the Dodgers to the White Sox in recent weeks. Oh, we were so wrong about that.
Aaron Judge subtly said everything to Juan Soto with postgame Cody Bellinger praise

2 weeks ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

Somehow, it took Aaron Judge and Juan Soto three full days to reconnect during the Subway Series, sharing an awkwardly disconnected catchup (on national television cameras) prior to Sunday night's Yankees-Mets finale. According to Judge, the conversation was simple and hit a motivational note. "Just said hello to him, I hadn't seen him all series," he explained in the postgame. "Just kind of wishing him the best, kind of said, 'hey man, you're the best in the game.
Yankees' road extra innings problem under Aaron Boone has only gotten more ghastly

3 weeks ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

Aaron Boone's New York Yankees love to get walked off on the road. They live for this stuff. And if any fan entered the late innings of Tuesday's game wondering if the devastating loss of Oswaldo Cabrera might give them a little nudge when push came to shove in the one arena where they continually falter, the answer was resounding. One-two-three. One-two-three. See you Wednesday afternoon.
Yankees remain allergic to late leads, waste cathartic Oswald Peraza moment vs. A's

3 weeks ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

The New York Yankees have five losses already this season when leading in the eighth inning or later. Thankfully, they worked hard on Saturday to keep that statistic exactly where it started, gagging away their advantage in the seventh instead. This version of the Yankees' typical late-inning fumbling was particularly maddening, as New York overcame an early Carlos Rodón hole to rally and punctuate it in the top of the sixth inning out of seemingly nowhere.
Snarky 'executive' tweet is even funnier after Jasson Dominguez's latest Yankees feat

3 weeks ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

Jasson Dominguez is going to face a higher threshold for shaking off the "overhyped" tag than any other New York Yankees prospect - and that's saying something, considering the world loves to nitpick all of them. Dominguez's path to league-wide respect and overcoming eyerolls might be tougher than anyone else's, honestly. He was anointed the next Mickey Mantle before he ever appeared in a professional game, and The Martian came shortly after.
Yankees fans will absolutely love number George Lombard Jr. chose for Double-A debut

4 weeks ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

A big weekend culminated in a special start to the week for New York Yankees top prospect George Lombard Jr. The Yankees' No. 1 name down on the farm was elevated to Double-A Somerset after hitting .329 with Hudson Valley. He ranked 23rd on Baseball America's updated Top 100 prospect list. Yet the number that will be more closely associated with Lombard Jr. after the start to the week is No. 2.
Slugging Yankees top prospect Spencer Jones hits mysterious minor-league injured list

1 month ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

Minor League Baseball is the greatest. The outlandish promotions. The intimate stadiums. The small, but remarkably enthusiastic crowds. The bucket hats. But the one thing about Minor League Baseball that absolutely sucks? The mysterious seven-day injured list. And that's exactly where New York Yankees top prospect Spencer Jones finds himself this week. But why? What's the diagnosis? And for how long? Aye, that's the rub about the minor-league IL. Seven days doesn't necessarily mean seven days.
Devin Williams is Brian Cashman's new rock bottom after Yankees' rain-soaked disaster

1 month ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

The rain. It's always the rain. This is a statistically unprovable assertion, but it certainly feels as if no team has been forced to play through active rain storms over the past decade more often than the New York Yankees. Certainly no team has been as adversely affected by it. No Yankees opponent seems to have as much trouble with the mud on the mound. No Yankees opponent seems to struggle with the basic tenets of their grip.
Positive Anthony Volpe injury update leaks before Yankees drop nightmare lineup

1 month ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

Trash New York Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe all you want. Complain about how he isn't Corey Seager. Cite his first two roller coaster seasons and ignore his third one. Bottom line? If you hate Volpe, you're going to really hate his current backups. The third-year Yankees shortstop has his faults, and we've made our opinion on them patently clear. Still, he's made himself completely indispensible, based on the current roster construction.
Don't let Max Fried's brilliance distract you from Devin Williams' Yankees comeback

1 month ago | yanksgoyard.com | Adam Weinrib

If the 2025 New York Yankees end up playing the 2025 Tampa Bay Rays in a best-of-seven postseason series, Max Fried should start Games 1, 3, 5 and 6. Fried's AL East dominance seemed like a novel, but ultimately irrelevant, storyline when he joined the Yankees. Sure, he had ridiculous numbers in a small sample size, but they'd eventually start to normalize after he faced AL East teams repeatedly in a summer-long grind. And sure. Maybe that'll eventually be true. But for now?