Todd Frazier had plenty of time to wonder whether he was being traded while sitting out Tuesday night’s White Sox-Dodgers game. “We thought this team was capable of all colors of the rainbow,” General Manager Brian Cashman said in April. By Tuesday, 91 games into an up-and-down season, Cashman had determined the Yankees’ color was green. With Robertson and Kahnle joining Aroldis Chapman, Dellin Betances and Chad Green, the Yankees now have five relievers averaging at least 12 strikeouts per nine innings. The sheer depth of their bullpen now could also allow them to shift Green into the starting rotation.

Source: Washington Post July 19, 2017 12:15 UTC