I was under the impression that Effros, Loiásiga, Peralta, and Trivino have minor league options left.
Have they gone up and down five times already this season?
FanGraphs says he has one one more.
Yes, I'm lying to you.
He had four years and 168 days of service time going into this season.
Players typically have three option years, but those who have accrued less than five full seasons (including both the Major and Minors) are eligible for a fourth if their three options have been exhausted already. For the purposes of this rule, spending at least 90 days on an active Major League or Minor League roster during a given season counts as one full season. Players also earn a full season if they spend at least 30 days on an active Major League or Minor League roster AND their active-roster and injured-list time amounts to at least 90 days in a given season.
I'm assuming that since Peralta was active for 90 days this season, it counts as 5 full years.
Anyway, all the Yankees beat writers said he couldn't be send down.
Did Brian Cashman just ruin the team chemistry with these deadline deals? This season has inexplicably gone off the rails.
Did Brian Cashman explode Yankees’ chemistry right before the trade deadline?
Did New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman ruin the team's chemistry with a roster move and his final trade deadline decisions?yanksgoyard.com
The team has been struggling since July began, long before the deadline deals.Did Brian Cashman just ruin the team chemistry with these deadline deals? This season has inexplicably gone off the rails.
Did Brian Cashman explode Yankees’ chemistry right before the trade deadline?
Did New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman ruin the team's chemistry with a roster move and his final trade deadline decisions?
You’re not going to use him in the post season is why they traded him.I guess you could argue that you need to get to the post season first, but I’ll take my chances with the big lead they have now.
Still no Rizzo.
