The Yankees reinforced their starting pitching depth on Monday, signing veteran right-hander Carlos Carrasco to a minor-league deal. Jack Curry of YES Network was first to report the agreement with Carrasco. According to Joel Sherman of the New York Post, Carrasco can make up to $2.5 million with performance bonuses.

Yankees' free agent Tim Hill isn’t the type of reliever who will blow hitters away with high strikeout numbers. In fact, he’s the opposite—he thrives on

The Yankees have signed veteran righthander Carlos Carrasco to a minor league deal, a source confirmed. Carrasco, 37, made 21 starts for the Cleveland Guardians last season, going 3-10 with a 5.64 ERA.

The New York Yankees are continually looking to add pitching depth options. They know that they have the knowledge and the resources to help every pitcher succeed or at least improve. Even if they are looking to trade Marcus Stroman (according to reports),

Though the Yankees already have a pretty stout starting rotation - and have been looking to offload the contract of Marcus Stroman - it seems there's some hope they can get one la