Kelenic Returns to New York | MLB News

Jarred Kelenic, once a top Mets draft pick traded in 2018, is back in New York on a minor league deal with the Yankees—this time heading to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. After being released by the Rangers and bouncing between teams this season with a weak .219 average, he’s been crushing it in Triple-A Round Rock (.373/.456/.723). With big league stats hovering around .211/.356/.454 across 443 games, Kelenic gets another shot as the Yankees bolster outfield depth ahead of the postseason—with Cody Bellinger returning and Aaron Judge expected back in September. It’s a low-risk, high-reward move for both player and team.

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