Yankees announced Monday that they chose a contract for right-handed relief workers Geoff Hartlieb And put the right Fernando Cruz Due to left tilted strains, in the list of injured 15 days. Infielder CJ Alexander Designated as a mission to open a spot in Hartlieb’s 40-man lineup.
Hartlieb, 31, is a touring singer who will sue his fifth major league team in seven years. The former Bucs drafter made a major with Pittsburgh in 2019 and has since been suitable for the Metropolis, Rockies and Marlins. He has performed 79 innings in a professional 79 1/3 innings and can perform 79 innings, but he has been very sharp in the Yankees’ Triple-A affiliate so far this season.
Hartlieb touted an average run of 3.34 in 35 innings against the railway driver. He beat 26.2% of his opponent with a walking rate of 6.9%. The Yankees have Hartlieb’s highest speed in his career so far. Hartlieb’s stadium in Scranton this season, more than 53% of players were sliders – a significant increase from the highest 45% of his previous career in 2020, while his 37.3% clips grew significantly compared to the Rockies’ Triple-A Club. Hartlieb has a pretty big strikeout rate and his 17.2% swing rate in Triple-A is great. Despite his doing so, he is unlikely to bring such a big mark to the Grand Slam, but is ranked tenth among 310 pitchers (starters and reliefers) in at least 30 innings this season.
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