BN: Yankees To Call Up Spencer Jones
- Ethan Semendinger
- 13 hours ago
- 2 min read
Breaking News: Top Prospect, Outfielder, Spencer Jones is being called up to meet the Yankees in Milwaukee (and other news)!
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A Quick Recap:
How quickly the tides start to change and the team itself starts to look very different. Here's a quick recap of everything that has led us to Spencer Jones and Kervin Castro:
On April 22nd, Ryan Weathers was placed on the paternity list (congrats, Ryan!) and the Yankees called up Jake Bird.
On April 24th, Giancarlo Stanton suffered a right calf strain while running the bases.
On April 25th, Angel Chivilli was placed on the 15-Day IL (retroactive to April 23rd) with shoulder discomfort, this opened up a space on the roster for...
Ryan Weathers. (We'll come back to this in a bit.)
On April 27th, Luis Gil was sent down to Triple-A based on performance.
This same day, the Yankees brought Jasson Dominguez back to the MLB roster. (We'll also come back to this in a bit.
On April 28th, Giancarlo Stanton was placed on the 10-Day IL (retroactive to April 25th), this opened up space on the roster for...
Max Schuemann.
On April 29th, the Yankees released Randal Grichuk (again, the right call).
This opened up space for prospect Elmer Rodriguez to get his MLB debut as a starter.
On May 3rd, Ben Rice was injured on the left hand during the game. He has been moved full-time to the bench since then, but has not been placed on the IL (yet).
On May 4th, the Yankees made the tough (but correct) choice to leave Anthony Volpe in the minors to continue to progress post-injury.
On May 6th, Elmer Rodriguez was sent back down to the minors for,
Yerry de los Santos, who was sent down on May 7th for,
Brendan Beck (to make his MLB debut), who needed to come up because Ryan Weathers was under the weather (pun intended) and his start was skipped, but Beck will be sent down on May 8th for,
Kervin Castro.
Meanwhile, On May 7th, Jasson Dominguez was hurt in the outfield, which will result in an IL stint for him starting on May 8th, likely for a concussion and/or shoulder discomfort, thus making room for...
Spencer Jones.
So much for a "quick" recap.
Spencer Jones Stats (2026):
Here is a quick stat-line for Spencer Jones (so far) in 2026 (all at Triple-A):
33 Games with 142 PA's and 120 AB's
.258/.366/.592 Triple-Slash with a .958 OPS
31 Hits, 7 Doubles, 11 Home Runs, 25 Runs Scored, and 41 RBI's
18 Walks and 46 Strikeouts
7 Stolen Bases to 2 times Caught Stealing
He's a former consensus Top-100 prospect in the game, and has been one of the Yankees Top-5 prospects for the past few seasons. He now gets a chance, in a starting role, to prove himself.
