Yankees Return Rule 5 Draft Pick Cade Winquest to Cardinals
Yankees return Rule 5 pick Winquest to Cardinals
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Cade Winquest's stint with the New York Yankees has concluded without any official appearances. The 25-year-old right-handed pitcher was returned to the St. Louis Cardinals after being designated for assignment, following a lackluster spring training performance.
- 01Cade Winquest was returned to the St. Louis Cardinals after being designated for assignment by the Yankees.
- 02He was the Yankees' first Rule 5 draft pick to make the opening day roster since 2007.
- 03Winquest did not pitch in any regular-season games for the Yankees.
- 04He had a 7.20 ERA over nine spring training appearances.
- 05The Yankees selected Winquest from the Cardinals for $100,000.
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Cade Winquest's time with the New York Yankees has come to an end as the team returned the 25-year-old right-handed pitcher to the St. Louis Cardinals on Monday. Winquest was designated for assignment just three days prior. Selected from the Cardinals during the Rule 5 draft at the December winter meetings, he became the Yankees' first Rule 5 player to make the opening day roster since infielder Josh Phelps in 2007. However, despite this milestone, Winquest did not see any action in regular-season games. His performance during spring training was disappointing, as he recorded an 0-1 record with a 7.20 ERA over nine appearances. The Cardinals initially paid $50,000 for Winquest after the Yankees selected him for $100,000.
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