Found February 01, 2012 on Bronx Baseball Daily: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Yankees minor league righty, Kevin Whelan, was designated for assignment last week when they made the Hiroki Kuroda signing official, but he made it through waivers and he has been assigned to Triple-A, according to Bryan Hoch of MLB.com. Whelan, who is the last remaining piece of the Gary Sheffield-to-the-Tigers trade, had a good year in Triple-A last season, but at 27 he was older than most of his competition. He seems destined to be a tweener at this point, but he could be called up if injuries force the Yankees to dip into the minors for relievers this season. Related StoriesJanuary 26, 2012 -- Yankees DFA Whelan as Kuroda signing officialJune 16, 2011 -- Yankees Sign Reliever Cory WadeJune 10, 2011 -- Yankees Call Up Kevin Whelan, Send Dickerson DownMarch 12, 2010 -- 2010 Potential Call-Ups: Kevin Whelan
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