Yankees Announce Series of Roster Moves as Two Recent Cuts Stay in New York
Summary
The New York Yankees made several roster changes, including acquiring a new infielder, Max Schuemann, and designating another player, Yanquiel Fernández, for assignment. They also moved two players, Dom Hamel and Braden Shewmake, to their Triple-A team and invited them to spring training.Key Facts
- The Yankees traded for infielder Max Schuemann, giving up pitcher Luis Burgos.
- Outfielder Yanquiel Fernández was designated for assignment and might join Triple-A.
- Pitcher Dom Hamel and infielder Braden Shewmake cleared waivers and were moved to Triple-A.
- Both Hamel and Shewmake received non-roster invites to spring training.
- The Yankees hope Fernández will also pass waivers to be eligible for Triple-A.
- Hamel has been claimed by three other teams since September and has options for this year and next.
- Shewmake is out of options but can still be used as non-roster depth without needing waivers post-spring training.
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