Cogs ladder professional#
Wivinis, 24, joins the RiverDogs as part of his first professional season after signing with the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent out of Eastern Illinois in 2016. native was the Yankees' 13 th round pick in 2016 after a College World Series run with Texas Christian in his sophomore season. The former TCU Horned Frog accrued a 2.04 ERA in 13 appearances with six saves, and fanned 16 batters with just one walk in 17 2/3 innings with the Baby Bombers. Trieglaff, 23, gets the call up the SALLY League after pitching well for the Staten Island Yankees in high-leverage situations. The former Georgia Bulldog was sharp in both long relief or in short spurts and issued just 12 walks along with the eye-popping strikeout totals. Sosebee, 23, departs after leading the relief corps in innings thrown (58.0) and strikeouts (65) while racking up 11 saves with a 1.93 ERA in 31 appearances with the RiverDogs since Opening Day. The former Pitt Panther racked up 37 punch outs in 26 2/3 innings and a 2.36 ERA with the RiverDogs after a reassignment in May. Harris, 24, returns to Tampa after making the Florida State League affiliate's roster out of Spring Training. In other roster moves announced, first baseman Brandon Wagner was also reinstated from the disabled list, as rightys Brian Trieglaff and Matt Wivinis were called up from Staten Island and Pulaski, respectively. The two right-handers become the 14 th and 15 th RiverDogs called up to the T-Yanks this season.
Cogs ladder plus#
The former college picks were each key cogs in a RiverDogs bullpen that have thus far recorded a 1.95 ERA with over 500 strikeouts in 430 plus innings this season. The New York Yankees have announced that two more members of Charleston's dominant bullpen have been called up as right-handers Hobie Harris and David Sosebee were each promoted to High-A Tampa on Saturday.
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