The New York Yankees have signed veteran pitcher Carlos Carrasco to a minor league contract, allowing him to compete for a roster spot in spring training. The 38-year-old right-hander has seen his performance decline significantly, recording a 6.80 ERA in 2023 and a 5.64 ERA in 2024. While Carrasco was once a premier starter, notably finishing fourth in the 2017 AL Cy Young voting, he is now regarded as a depth addition for the Yankees rather than a potential ace. His velocity has also decreased significantly, highlighting his transition in the league.
Carrasco, 38 in March, had a 6.80 ERA in 2023 and 5.64 ERA in 2024, indicating a decline from his previous peak performance.
The Yankees add veteran depth by signing Carlos Carrasco, who has gone from Cy Young contender to a minor league contract at 38.
Although his peak years featured exceptional performance, Carrasco now serves as a depth addition for the Yankees, reflecting the changes in his pitching abilities.
With a career low in velocity stats, Carrasco's latest contract signals a shift from ace potential to a supportive role in the Yankees bullpen.
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