MLB: Yankees Go Back In Time To Find A Reliever... Welcome Back, Luis Vizcaino

The New York Yankees relied on the right arm of Luis Vizcaino as their bridge to Mariano Rivera in 2007. The Yankees acquired him in the deal that also brought along Randy Johnson for a short amount of time. Then they sent Vizcaino on his way and chose not to re-sign him when his contract expired.  Vizcaino's road in the Major Leagues was crazy afterwards. He signed with the Colorado Rockies only to be traded early on to the Chicago Cubs, who would release him in the same season. The Cleveland Indians signed him to a deal, but deja vu would happen and he would be released after a few weeks. Ever since 2009, Vizcaino has been out of the Major Leagues. He did participate in the Dominican Winter League the last few weeks and as a result the Yankees have decided to give him another shot at their bullpen.  Vizcaino will have to prove himself first as the deal that is in place for him is only a minor league deal. Marc Carig of nj.com is reporting that the deal can be worth up to $7...