The New York Yankees have made headlines by signing veteran right-handed pitcher Carlos Carrasco to a minor league contract. This move comes as the Yankees seek to bolster their pitching options ahead of the upcoming season. According to reports from ESPN, Carrasco’s deal includes an invitation to spring training, allowing him a chance to compete for a spot on the Yankees’ roster. Carlos Carrasco, 36, has a track record of success with previous teams, including the Cleveland Guardians and the New York Mets. Last season, he made 29 appearances for the Mets, achieving a record of 6-5 with a 4.97 ERA and 91 strikeouts over 136 innings pitched. While Carrasco faced injuries in 2022, he aims to return to form and contribute significantly to the Yankees. ‘I’m excited for the opportunity to show what I can do,’ Carrasco stated during his introductory press conference. Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman emphasized the importance of adding veterans like Carrasco to the team’s mix of experience, especially considering the young talents in the organization’s pipeline. The Yankees plan to evaluate Carrasco’s performance during spring training and will make decisions regarding his role moving forward based on his performance and health.
New York Yankees Sign Carlos Carrasco to Minor League Contract
