Summary
The New York Yankees released Mason Vinyard, a 26-year-old right-handed pitcher, from their organization just before the season started. Vinyard had been with the Yankees for the past three seasons and was let go as team rosters were being finalized.
Key Facts
- Mason Vinyard is a 26-year-old right-handed pitcher.
- Vinyard spent the last three years with the Yankees, joining as an undrafted free agent from Western Kentucky.
- He had a 3.55 ERA (Earned Run Average) over his time in the minor leagues.
- Last season, he had a 4.05 ERA in 46 and 2/3 innings at the Double-A level.
- Vinyard was mainly used as a relief pitcher, not a starter.
- Yankees released him as they prepared their rosters for the season.
- He struck out 193 batters in 157 and 1/3 innings with the team.
- His future career path may include opportunities in the U.S. or overseas.