Yankees assess minor league players and recent roster changes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 9:00 PM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

The New York Yankees are evaluating their minor league talent as the season nears its end. Standout performances have emerged, particularly from Yostin Pena and Wilberson De Pena, both of whom have shown promise in their respective leagues. The organization also welcomed back catcher Mitch Garver, who hopes to rejuvenate his career in New York. Additionally, the team has seen Austin Wells excel, with a 184 wRC+ entering mid-August. The Yankees continue to look toward their future talent as they finalize their 2026 roster plans.
- •Yostin Pena and Wilberson De Pena recognized for strong minor league seasons.
- •Mitch Garver returns to the Yankees looking to restore his performance.
- •Austin Wells posts a 184 wRC+ in August, improving team outlook.
- •Organizational depth is focused on top talent, with prospects like Dax Kilby and Hunter Dietz.
- •Yankees continue to explore smaller roster movements as season progresses.
- 9:00 PMYahoo Sports — Yankees Mailbag: Reviewing the minor league standouts
"We’re halfway through summer, and its about time to examine the fruits of the Yankees minor leaguer’s labors.
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