Austin Wells’ season went from lifeless to surging right when Yankees needed it
What to know about Austin Wells’ season went from lifeless to surging right when Yankees needed it
At least for offensive reasons, Austin Wells had been approaching unplayable territory, and even GM Brian Cashman acknowledged in July the catching position had grown into “an issue, clearly.” From the start of the season to Aug.
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What happened
At least for offensive reasons, Austin Wells had been approaching unplayable territory, and even GM Brian Cashman acknowledged in July the catching position had grown into “an issue, clearly.” From the start of the season to Aug.
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