How the Yankees can solve their Miguel Andujar problem

Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports The Yankees only made it three days into the season before they lost Miguel Andujar to a small labrum tear in his right shoulder. He avoided season-injuring surgery, and returned to the team on May 4th. He has not looked great, however, and the Bombers named Gio Urshela the third baseman for now. That brings us to this week’s FanPost Friday prompt:

Andujar has collected just three hits in 35 plate appearances since returning from the injured list. He doesn’t even have an extra-base hit this year, and his average exit velocity is down to 83.4. It was 89.2 last year, and league average is around 88. If the Yankees aren’t going to use him at third base, and he…