Summary
The New York Yankees signed 24-year-old DJ Gladney, who was previously with the Chicago White Sox, to a minor-league contract. Gladney plays all three outfield positions and first base but is unlikely to make the major league team this year. He has shown power in the minor leagues, hitting double-digit home runs in recent seasons.
Key Facts
- DJ Gladney, a 24-year-old player, signed with the New York Yankees.
- Gladney was with the Chicago White Sox for six years.
- He plays all three outfield positions and first base.
- Gladney hit double-digit home runs each of the last four seasons.
- His last year's performance was weak, with a .645 OPS at Double-A.
- The Yankees signed him to add depth to their outfield in the minor leagues.
- Gladney is unlikely to join the major league team this season.
- He chose free agency in November before signing with the Yankees.
