Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-3, 205 lbs |
| Birthplace: San Diego, CA |
| Age: 25 |
| Experience: R |
| Bats/Throws: L, L |
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Probable Pitchers
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- C. Schlittler NYY
- 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 0.47 WHIP
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- F. Peralta TB
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2:17ALDS Game 1 Highlights: Yankees at Rays (10/3)
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1:03Rasmussen Flirts With No-Hitter in Game 1 vs. Yankees
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1:56Austin Wells Makes Costly Base-Running Blunder
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0:47Drew Rasmussen Dominates Yankees in ALDS Game 1
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1:04Gerrit Cole Named Game 1 Starter for Yankees in ALDS
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1:23MLB Burning Questions: Can the Yankees Win Without Judge?
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0:58How Yankees Can Attack Rays' Drew Rasmussen in Game 1
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0:39ALDS Preview: Yankees, Rays Set for Showdown
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1:54Aaron Judge Left Off Yankees' ALWC Roster
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1:46Red Sox vs. Yankees AL Wild Card Series Preview
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1:20Jim Bowden's 2026 World Series Prediction
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1:30Jim Bowden's NL Playoff Bracket Predictions
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1:26Jim Bowden's American League Playoff Bracket
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1:27Is Aaron Judge Rushing Back From Injury?
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0:22Feel Good Moments: Yankees' Ben Rice
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1:18Are Yankees Preparing for Playoffs Without Aaron Judge?
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9:31Injury Updates & Replacements for the Final Week!
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0:58Aaron Judge Pulled Due to Lower Leg Stiffness
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1:193 Keys for the Yankees Down the Stretch
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0:49Dodgers vs. Yankees: Who Is Set Up for a Deeper Run?
Top Anthony Hall News
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Yankees' Anthony Hall: Healthy again at Single-A
Hall (wrist) was assigned to Single-A Tampa on April 18 and has gone 2-for-15 with a home run and three walks over his first four games with the affiliate.
Hall ended the 2022 campaign on the shelf with a right wrist injury that later required offseason surgery, but he only missed limited action to begin the current season before he was cleared to make his professional debut. The 22-year-old outfielder is expected to spend most of 2023 at either Tampa or at High-A Hudson Valley.
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Yankees' Anthony Hall: Nearing return from wrist surgery
Hall is recovering from January wrist surgery but should head out to an affiliate sometime this month, Jim Callis of MLB.com reports.
Hall's pro debut ended when he broke the hamate in his right hand in his first at-bat after being drafted in the fourth round last year, and then he hurt his wrist and required a second surgery this past offseason. Hall is a bat-first prospect with a chance to hit for average and power.
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