Summary
The New York Yankees have signed Seth Brown, a seven-year Major League Baseball veteran, to a minor-league deal. Brown, who played for the Oakland Athletics, will compete for a bench spot during spring training despite recent struggles.
Key Facts
- Seth Brown played for the Oakland Athletics before signing with the Yankees.
- Brown has agreed to a minor-league contract with the Yankees.
- He will compete for a bench spot in the 2024 spring training.
- Brown struggled with his performance in recent seasons, experiencing an offensive decline.
- He was released by the Athletics after dealing with a tennis elbow injury.
- Brown briefly signed with the Arizona Diamondbacks but did not play in the major leagues for them.
- The Yankees' home ballpark is known for favoring left-handed hitters like Brown.
- Yankees fans still hope for player Cody Bellinger to re-sign with the team.
