Yankees Land 95 mph, 17-Year-Old Right-Hander From Mexican Champions: Report
Summary
The New York Yankees signed Felipe Hernandez, a 17-year-old pitcher from the Mexican League team Diablos Rojos del México. This signing comes after the Yankees faced challenges in keeping previous international prospects.Key Facts
- Felipe Hernandez is a 17-year-old pitcher signed by the New York Yankees.
- He played one game for Diablos Rojos del México, a team that won the Mexican League championship.
- The Yankees have experienced recent difficulties in securing international prospects.
- Felipe Hernandez has been timed throwing a fastball at 95 mph.
- The new director of Yankees’ international scouting, Mario Garza, led this successful signing.
- In addition to Hernandez, the Yankees also have pre-agreements with two other young players, both of whom are catchers.
- The amount paid to Hernandez as a signing bonus is not publicly disclosed.
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