Yankees recalled catcher/first baseman Ben Rice and optioned right-hander Scott Effross to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

With only four regular-season games left for the New York Yankees, the team made some roster adjustments on Thursday morning.

TODAY: The Yankees didn't place Rizzo on the injured list, instead optioning Scott Effross to Triple-A to call up Rice.

The Yankees announced this afternoon that they’d recalled first baseman Ben Rice from Triple-A and optioned reliever Scott ...

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In his absence, the Yankees promoted Scott Effross to fill the gap temporarily. Effross, who was also acquired in 2022 from the Chicago Cubs, threw 56.2 innings that season between the two teams ...

The Yankees' Anthony Rizzo has two fractured fingers in his right hand. "I don't necessarily expect him for the division ...

With the Yankees‘ regular season finale scheduled for 3:05 p.m. ET start on Sunday, Ben Rice was already working up a sweat ...

Effross was optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Sunday. Effross logged 1.1 innings Friday and may not have been used Sunday, so he was the roster casualty to make room for Ben Rice.

With uncertainty surrounding Anthony Rizzo’s health heading into the postseason after he fractured two fingers on his right hand on Saturday, the Yankees recalled Ben Rice from Triple-A ...