Blockbuster moves are abound across Major League Baseball. The Rangers signed Marcus Semien to a seven-year, $175 million contract. Max Scherzer is on the verge of heading to Queens for three years and $130 million. Corey Seager seems like a good bet to come off the board today, too.
Alas, the only news of note worth reporting on the Yankees front is that they’ve signed an infielder, and he’s not even someone who will see extensive playing time in 2022 unless something has gone seriously wrong. It’s José Peraza.
The 27-year-old infielder was inked to a minor league contract yesterday, per the Yankees’ official transaction page.