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2017 New York Yankees Roster 2017 NEW YORK YANKEES ROSTER (as of 10/3/17) Manager: Joe Girardi (28); Coaches: Alan Cockrell (62, Hitting), Joe Espada (53, Third Base), Mike Harkey (60, Bullpen), Tony Peña (56, First Base), Larry Rothschild (58, Pitching), Marcus Thames (63, Asst. Hitting), Rob Thomson (59, Bench) # PITCHERS (10) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE ALPHABETICAL NUMERICAL 68 Betances, Dellin R R 6-8 265 3/23/88 New York, N.Y. 68 Dellin Betances .................RHP 11 Brett Gardner ....................OF 54 Chapman, Aroldis L L 6-4 212 2/28/88 Holguín, Cuba 33 Greg Bird ........................INF 12 Chase Headley ..................INF 55 Gray, Sonny R R 5-10 190 11/7/89 Nashville, Tenn. 14 Starlin Castro ....................INF 14 Starlin Castro ....................INF 57 Green, Chad L R 6-3 210 5/24/91 Greenville, S.C. 54 Aroldis Chapman. LHP 17 Matt Holliday .............DH/1B/OF 48 Kahnle, Tommy R R 6-1 235 8/7/89 Latham, N.Y. 62 Alan Cockrell ......... Hitting Coach 18 Didi Gregorius ...................INF 30 Robertson, David R R 5-11 195 4/9/85 Birmingham, Ala. 22 Jacoby Ellsbury ..................OF 22 Jacoby Ellsbury ..................OF 52 Sabathia, CC L L 6-6 300 7/21/80 Vallejo, Calif. 53 Joe Espada ................3B Coach 24 Gary Sánchez ......................C 40 Severino, Luis R R 6-2 215 2/20/94 Sabana de la Mar, D.R. 77 Clint Frazier .....................OF 27 Austin Romine ....................C 45 Shreve, Chasen L L 6-4 195 7/12/90 Las Vegas, Nev. 29 Todd Frazier .....................INF 28 Joe Girardi ................ Manager 43 Warren, Adam R R 6-1 224 8/25/87 Birmingham, Ala. 11 Brett Gardner. OF 29 Todd Frazier .....................INF 28 Joe Girardi ................ Manager 30 David Robertson ...............RHP # CATCHERS (2) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 55 Sonny Gray .....................RHP 31 Aaron Hicks .....................OF 27 Romine, Austin R R 6-1 220 11/22/88 Lake Forest, Calif. 57 Chad Green ....................RHP 33 Greg Bird ........................INF 24 Sánchez, Gary R R 6-2 230 12/2/92 Santo Domingo, D.R. 18 Didi Gregorius ...................INF 39 Tyler Wade ..................INF/OF # INFIELDERS (7) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 60 Mike Harkey ..........Bullpen Coach 40 Luis Severino ...................RHP 33 Bird, Greg L R 6-4 220 11/9/92 Memphis, Tenn. 12 Chase Headley ..................INF 43 Adam Warren ..................RHP 14 Castro, Starlin R R 6-2 230 3/24/90 Monte Cristi, D.R. 31 Aaron Hicks .....................OF 45 Chasen Shreve .................LHP 29 Frazier, Todd R R 6-3 220 2/12/86 Toms River, N.J. 17 Matt Holliday .............DH/1B/OF 48 Tommy Kahnle .................RHP 18 Gregorius, Didi L R 6-3 205 2/18/90 Amsterdam, Neth. 99 Aaron Judge ....................OF 52 CC Sabathia ....................LHP 12 Headley, Chase S R 6-2 215 5/9/84 Fountain, Colo. 48 Tommy Kahnle .................RHP 53 Joe Espada ................3B Coach 74 Torreyes, Ronald R R 5-8 151 9/2/92 Libertad de Barinas, Ven. 56 Tony Peña ................ 1B Coach 54 Aroldis Chapman. LHP 39 Wade, Tyler L R 6-1 180 11/23/94 Murrieta, Calif. 30 David Robertson ...............RHP 55 Sonny Gray .....................RHP 27 Austin Romine ....................C 56 Tony Peña ................ 1B Coach # OUTFIELDERS (5) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 58 Larry Rothschild ..... Pitching Coach 57 Chad Green ....................RHP 22 Ellsbury, Jacoby L L 6-1 195 9/11/83 Madras, Ore. 52 CC Sabathia ....................LHP 58 Larry Rothschild .....Pitching Coach 77 Frazier, Clint R R 5-11 215 9/6/94 Decatur, Ga. 24 Gary Sánchez ......................C 59 Rob Thomson .........Bench Coach 11 Gardner, Brett L L 5-11 195 8/24/83 Holly Hill, S.C. 40 Luis Severino ...................RHP 60 Mike Harkey ..........Bullpen Coach 31 Hicks, Aaron S R 6-1 202 10/2/89 San Pedro, Calif. 45 Chasen Shreve .................LHP 62 Alan Cockrell ......... Hitting Coach 99 Judge, Aaron R R 6-7 282 4/26/92 Linden, Calif. 63 Marcus Thames. Asst. Hitting Coach 63 Marcus Thames. .Asst. Hitting Coach 59 Rob Thomson .........Bench Coach 68 Dellin Betances .................RHP # DESIGNATED HITTER (1) B T HT. WT. BORN BIRTHPLACE 74 Ronald Torreyes .................INF 74 Ronald Torreyes .................INF 17 Holliday, Matt R R 6-4 240 1/15/80 Stillwater, Okla. 39 Tyler Wade ..................INF/OF 77 Clint Frazier .....................OF 43 Adam Warren ..................RHP 99 Aaron Judge ....................OF 27 ROH-miyn 48 KAYN-lee 34 HIY-meh 74 toer-RAY-ehz HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER: Steve Donohue PHYS. THERAPIST/ASST. TRAINER: Michael Schuk ASST. TRAINER: Tim Lentych HEAD TEAM PHYSICIAN: Dr. Christopher Ahmad DIRECTOR, STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING: Matthew Krause DIRECTOR, MENTAL CONDITIONING: Chad Bohling DIRECTOR, TEAM TRAVEL/PLAYER SERVICES: Ben Tuliebitz VP, COMMUNICATIONS & MEDIA RELATIONS: Jason Zillo EQUIPMENT MANAGER: Rob Cucuzza CLUBHOUSE MANAGER: Lou Cucuzza, Jr. TEAM SECURITY: Edward Fastook, Mark Kafalas BULLPEN CATCHERS: Jason Brown, Radley Haddad BATTING PRACTICE PITCHER: Danilo Valiente COACHING ASSISTANT: Brett Weber MAJOR LEAGUE VIDEO COORDINATOR: Dan Pane.
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