Robinson Chirinos' fractured wrist means the Yankees need a catcher. Who is the best option if Gary or Higgy get hurt?
Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports When spring training began, the Yankees’ catching plans seemed pretty straight forward. Gary Sánchez was the team’s starter behind the dish. Kyle Higashioka was the backup and, in light of Erik Kratz’s retirement, the Yankees brought in Robinson Chirinos as an injury replacement option. The 36-year-old veteran signed a minor league contract with the team in February. Now that Chirinos is sidelined indefinitely due to a fractured wrist, those best-laid catching plans are now in flux. Sánchez, in particular, has a lengthy track record of soft-tissue injuries...
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