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New York Yankees release two-time batting champion DJ LeMahieu
The New York Yankees released two-time MLB batting champion DJ LeMahieu, ending his seven-year tenure with the team, they announced Thursday.
Yankees release 2-time batting champion DJ LeMahieu, who's now a free agent
The New York Yankees announced Thursday that infielder DJ LeMahieu has been released, making him a free agent and ending his seven-season tenure in the Bronx.
Yankees officially release DJ LeMahieu one day after DFA
The soon-to-be 37-year-old, whose last few years as a Yankee were plagued by injuries, was batting .266 with a .674 OPS through 142 plate appearances this season.
What made DJ LeMahieu special for the Yankees couldn’t be recaptured in the end
On Wednesday, the Yankees designated DJ LeMahieu for assignment even though they still owe him approximately $22 million through next season.
Yankees designate DJ LeMahieu for assignment, will eat nearly $22M in salary
The New York Yankees designated DJ LeMahieu for assignment, cutting him loose with nearly two years left on his deal.
Aaron Judge gets real about DJ LeMahieu’s ‘tough’ Yankees release: ‘It wasn’t great’
From an on-field performance standpoint, the Yankees designating DJ LeMahieu for assignment on Wednesday had become inevitable.
Aaron Judge addresses claim he stopped Yankees from cutting DJ LeMahieu sooner
Judge briefly spoke about reports that stated the Yankees sought to cut ties with LeMahieu last September when the club promoted Jasson Domínguez.
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Rookie Cam Schlittler was crowned the Yankees’ fastball king, overpowering the Mariners over 5.2 innings in a 9-6 victory. The 22-year-old righthander topped out at 100-mph in his major league debut. No Yankee has thrown a triple-digit fastball since Aroldis Chapman in 2022.
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