Yankees Make Final Roster Cuts, Add Fresh Arms

0:00On March 24th, the New York Yankees front office wrapped up their opening day roster this week with some quiet but important moves. They lost right-hander Osvaldo Bito on waivers to the Atlanta Braves after he impressed with a 1.29 earned run average over 7. Innings in spring training. Meanwhile, Rul5 draft pick Cade Winquest earned a spot on the Yankees roster. This 25-year-old pitcher has never pitched above double A-Ball, but he's set to help out in middle relief right away. The team also traded infielders Zach Short to the Washington Nationals for cast considerations. Short, a 30-year-old with 241 big league games, signed a minor league deal but didn't make the cut. Short brings experience from five organizations, including the Tigers, Metz, and Redsox, though he's a contact hitter with a career-on-based plus. Slugging of 567. The Nationals might use him off the bench or in AAA. These tweaks give the Yankees a sharper lineup as they head into the season, balancing

1:02fresh arms with roster flexibility. From your team, powered by AI, this is Washington Nationals News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.