Empire Sports Media · Jul 9, 2020
The Yankees could have a problem getting Miguel Andujar playing time
The moment the ball left New York Yankees’ outfielder Miguel Andujar‘s bat, we knew his offense was essential to the batting order.
Andujar spent a majority of 2020 adapting to the outfield after Gio Urshela stole third base in 2019. Urshela, who was normally a reserve player for the Toronto Blue Jays and Cleveland Indians played in 132 games last year. At 27 years old, he batted .314 with 21 homers and 74 RBIs, eclipsing every career-high by a significant margin. He was also stellar on defense, posting a .954 fielding percentage with 13 errors over nearly 1000 innings.
