RailRiders notes: Rehabs, Ridings, Gittens, LaMarre & McDowell
Scranton/Wilkes-Barre is back home today for the first time in more than two weeks, and the RailRiders will have a couple big leaguers in their lineup when they start a series against the Buffalo Bisons.
Yankees trade RailRiders’ top hitter
Camarena’s slam a testament to perseverance
Q&A: New York Yankees hitting coordinator Dillon Lawson
RailRiders to host home run derby for fans
RailRiders Insider: García anchors bullpen through role as closer, teacher
Amburgey hopes to show consistency no fluke
Park providing spark for RailRiders
Truth is, Hoy Park wanted to start the season in Triple-A. The 25-year-old infielder spent all of 2019 at Double-A, and he got an invite to this year’s version of the New York Yankees’ alternate site at PNC Field. So, expecting to suit up on opening day for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre wouldn’t be a stretch. Instead, he returned to Double-A, the odd-man-out of the RailRiders’ crowded infield.
Yankees promote Nestor Cortes Jr.
