Yankees Patch Outfield Holes, Promote Young Talent

0:00On April 29th, Jasen Dominguez took a tough break in the Yankees game against the Rangers, getting Plunt near his left elbow by an 89 mile. Per hour cutter from Nathaniel Valdi in the top of the fourth inning. He shook it off enough to run the bases, but looked hurting bad, so Max Schumann stepped in for him and left field right after. Schumann got called up from AAA's Grand Slash Wilkes Berry just a day before and made his big lead debut with the Yankees on the spot. The team had big plans for Dominguez to get steady at Bats against Rides, especially now that Giancarlo Stanton hit the 10-day injured list, Tuesday with a right calf strain. That same day, the Yankees shook up the roster more by designating veteran outfielder Randall Gritchock for assignment, opening a spot for their number, three prospect, right-hander Elmer Rodriguez, to make his major league debut. These moves show the Yankees hustling to patch their outfield holes while building around the young talent, and we'll see how it plays out as the Yankees pile up.

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