Jonathan Ornelas To Opt Out Of Yankees Deal

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Jonathan Ornelas To Opt Out Of Yankees Deal

Ornelas will become a free agent if New York does not select him onto the roster. He has spent the season at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, hitting .299/.362/.480 with nine homers through 280 plate appearances. Ornelas hit .208 without a homer in 32 MLB games with the Rangers and Braves between 2023-25.

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