The promising intrigue around Spencer Jones that should sway Yankees’ deadline plans
New York Yankees Joel Sherman The promising intrigue around Spencer Jones that should sway Yankees’ deadline plans By Joel Sherman Published July 31, 2026, 7:41 p.m. ET Spencer Jones celebrates after hitting a home run during the Yankees-Cubs game on July 31, 2026. Getty Images In his first 95 plate appearances in his age-24 rookie season, Spencer Jones hit .179 with four homers, a .608 OPS and struck out in 44.2 percent of his plate appearances.
- ▪New York Yankees Joel Sherman The promising intrigue around Spencer Jones that should sway Yankees’ deadline plans By Joel Sherman Published July 31, 2026, 7:41 p.m.
- ▪ET Spencer Jones celebrates after hitting a home run during the Yankees-Cubs game on July 31, 2026.
- ▪Getty Images In his first 95 plate appearances in his age-24 rookie season, Spencer Jones hit .179 with four homers, a .608 OPS and struck out in 44.2 percent of his plate appearances.
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New York Yankees Joel Sherman The promising intrigue around Spencer Jones that should sway Yankees’ deadline plans By Joel Sherman Published July 31, 2026, 7:41 p.m. ET Spencer Jones celebrates after hitting a home run during the Yankees-Cubs game on July 31, 2026. Getty Images In his first 95 plate appearances in his age-24 rookie season, Spencer Jones hit .179 with four homers, a .608 OPS and struck out in 44.2 percent of his plate appearances. Oh wait, that was Aaron Judge. You might have forgotten about that two-month cameo in 2016 that was so uninspiring that Judge went to spring training the following year having to win right field in a competition against Aaron Hicks. What he had was the knowledge from those 95 plate appearances of what major league pitching looked like.
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