The New York Yankees have parted ways with a 20-year-old outfield prospect after four years in the organization. The club announced the roster move on Thursday, ending the player's tenure in the Yankees' minor league system.
Details surrounding the decision were not immediately disclosed. The prospect, who joined the organization as a teenager, had been developing through the Yankees' farm system but will now become a free agent.
The move comes as the Yankees continue to evaluate their outfield depth and minor league roster ahead of the offseason. New York's front office has been active in reshaping its player development pipeline in recent months.
