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Fantasy Stats

Year fpts
Fantasy Points
fpts/g
Fantasy Points per Game
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Innings Pitched
w
Wins
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Losses
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Saves
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Strikeouts
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Base on Balls (Walk)
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Earned Run Average
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Walks and Hits Allowed Per Inning
2017 0.00 0.00
2016 0.00 0.00
2015 36.52 33.0 1 1 31 14 6.27 1.67
3y Avg. 40.52.4 26.3 1 0 25 10 5.81 1.52

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  • Esmil Rogers: Signs one-year contract with Korean team

    Rogers signed a one -year, $1.9 million guaranteed contract with the Hanwha Eagles of the Korean Baseball Organization. It was expected that Rogers would follow former Rockies catcher Wilin Rosario to the KBO, and he did so for a much bigger paycheck than he would've received in the United States for his services. The 30-year-old had a 6.27 ERA out of the Yankee bullpen last season, but he'll try to boost his stock in Korea and possibly garner higher demand in the U.S. in the future.
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  • Yankees release P Esmil Rogers, who signs with Korean team

    The purging Yankees have released pitcher Esmil Rogers to allow him to sign with a Korean team. Rogers, who was sent to Triple-A on July 1, compiled a 6.27 ERA in 18 relief appearances for the Yankees this season before his demotion.
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  • Yankess recall OF Taylor Dugas; RP Esmil Rogers sent to Triple-A

    The Yankees have recalled outfielder Taylor Dugas from Double-A Trenton, the team announced on Wednesday. Dugas is with the team as outfield insurance in case Carlos Beltran is forced to miss significant time with a rib cage injury. Dugas was an eighth-round draft pick by the Yankees in 2012. He has been splitting time between Double-A and Triple-A this season. Overall, he owns a poor .198/.316/.235 batting line/ In a corresponding move, the Yankees outrighted right-hander Esmil Rogers to Triple-A Scranton.
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  • Yankees demote Gregorio Petit; recall Esmil Rogers

    The Yankees sent second baseman Gregorio Petit down to the minor leagues Sunday, the team announed. Petit is hitting .184 with five RBI in 18 games this season. With Petit moving down, the team will promote pitcher Esmil Rogers. Rogers has a 6.27 ERA over 33 innings this season.
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  • Yankees' Esmil Rogers accepts assignment to Triple-A

    Yankees pitcher Esmil Rogers accepted his outright assignment to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Rogers had the option of refusing the assignment and becoming a free agent.
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  • Yankees P Esmil Rogers outrighted to Triple-A on Friday

    The Yankees have outrighted pitcher Esmil Rogers to Triple-A following Friday's game, according to the Wall Street Journal. The Yankees did not announce a corresponding move, though they are expected to do so on Friday. Rogers has the option of accepting the assignment to Triple-A Scranton, or refusing and becoming a free agent. The right-hander struggled this season, posting a 6.39 ERA in 31 innings of relief. He was scored upon in all but seven of his 17 appearances, and had just four hitless outings.
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  • Yankees skipper on RP Esmil Rogers: 'I believe the stuff is there'

    Yankees reliever Esmil Rogers had a rough outing on Friday against the Angels. Rogers entered the contest in the top of the ninth, with the Yankees leading 8-1. But, he was unable to retire a batter, allowing five runs on four hits and a walk before getting the hook. The Yankees were able to hang on for the 8-7 win. Despite the nightmare outing, manager Joe Girardi is supporting his 29-year-old right-hander. "I believe the stuff is there," Girardi said Saturday, per the Star-Ledger. "We've seen it. He gets swings and misses, and he can get quick outs, and he has a good fastball, and a good curveball. But his stuff has been inconsistent, and part of that could be not working on a normal basis sometimes as a long man. But you've got to figure out a way to do that and be ready to pitch when you're called upon." The poor performance on Friday lifted Rogers' ERA from 4.94 to 6.39, though he has struck 8.4 batters per-nine innings this season.
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  • Yankees could go with six-man rotation for a while

    The Yankees begin a stretch on Friday of 30 games in 31 days, so manager Joe Girardi said the team is considering adding a sixth starter to the rotation, reports MLB.com."I wouldn't really call it a six-man rotation. I'd call it more of inserting a sixth man one time through, and my guess is you might see it," Girardi said. "Weather could play a role, so you just have to wait and see, but it's something that's in the back of our minds. We've kind of prepared ourselves for it."Pitchers Bryan Mitchell , Esmil Rogers and Chase Whitley are among the candidates to fill the potentional sixth-man spot.
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  • Esmil Rogers pitches 4 2/3 innings of relief in losing effort

    Yankees pitcher Esmil Rogers tossed 4 2/3 innings and was pegged with the loss Friday night against Boston in 19 innings. Rogers allowed Xander Bogaerts to score the game-winning run on a Mookie Betts sacrificy fly in the top of the inning. He was charged with three runs -- two earned -- on six hits and one walk while striking out four in 6-5 defeat.Rogers, who threw 81 pitches after 35 on Thursday, told reporters he would have returned for another inning had the Yankees tied the game in the bottom of the frame."If we had tied the game right there, I was going to be back," Rogers said, per the Journal News. "I was going to give us the opportunity to win the game. That's why I'm here, to give us that opportunity."
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  • Cashman: Adam Warren the favorite to win final spot in rotation

    Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Wednesday pitcher Adam Warren is the favorite to win the final spot in the team's rotation, per MLB.com. Cashman indicated Warren has a huge lead in the race over the remaining candidates -- Esmil Rogers, Bryan Mitchell, Chase Whitley and Scott Baker. "There is a Secretariat in the field," Cashman said, per the New York Post. "Right now, Warren's got a big lead in this, but we don't have to make that decision right now. As of right now, if we made the call today, it would be Warren." Warren is 2-0 with a 2.77 ERA through four spring starts. He has allowed four runs on 13 hits and no walks in 13 innings, while striking out six.
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  • Yankees pitcher Esmil Rogers surrenders five runs Tuesday

    Yankees pitcher Esmil Rogers struggled to get batters out Tuesday, allowing five runs on five hits in three innings against the Tigers. Rogers, who added two walks and two strikeouts in the start, knew he didn't have it, according to MLB.com. "Not great," Rogers said. "It was one of those bad days when everything didn't work."
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  • Yankees' Esmil Rogers allows three runs in rotation bid Thursday

    Yankees pitcher Esmil Rogers surrendered three earned runs on five hits and one walk in 3 1/3 innings while striking out three in his team's 7-3 loss to the Phillies Thursday. "I know I (allowed) a couple of base hits; I got a homer," Rogers said after the outing, per The Journal News. "I just try to pound the zone. That's one of the keys I got in this spring training. Today I came in a couple of times behind in the count, and I've got to pay for that." Manager Joe Girardi indicated Wednesday that the race for the team's final rotation spot would reach another gear this time through the spring rotation. He spoke about the merits of Rogers Thursday. "Well, he's got a good arm," Girardi said. "He's got four pitches that he can go to, so he's got a couple of different breaking balls and a changeup, so it allows him to get right handers and left handers out. Larry (Rothschild)'s tried to make subtle changes to come of his mechanics to give him more consistency. It's there, it just comes down to consistently making pitches. This was a position player who made a change, so sometimes those guys bloom a little later."
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  • Yankees' Girardi: Fifth-starter competition 'is on'

    Yankees manager Joe Girardi said Wednesday that the competition for the fifth starting spot in the rotation begins in earnest with this trip through the rotation, MLB.com reports. "The competition is on now, in a sense," Girardi said. "These guys are competing for jobs. Even though they probably felt they already were before, this is when we're really going to start paying attention to it." Esmil Rogers is scheduled to take the mound Thursday against the Phillies, while Adam Warren is slated to make his case Friday against the Tigers. Girardi added that he expects Bryan Mitchell to get at least one more start but was less commital on Chase Whitley or Scott Baker getting another look in the rotation.
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  • Yankees' Girardi: Esmil Rogers throwing 'really well'

    Yankees manager Joe Girardi named pitcher Esmil Rogers one of four candidates for the team's open rotation spot Wednesday but said the pitcher has looked particularly good, NJ.com reports. "He's throwing the ball really well," Girardi said. "Larry worked with him long and hard last year during some bullpen sessions about changing a few things and I thought he pitched pretty well for us. He's started in his career. He's got a number of pitches he could go to. He's been really good this spring. So he'll be one of the guys we're really looking at." Adam Warren, Bryan Mitchell and Scott Baker are also potential candidates for the last rotation spot.
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  • Yankees eye Esmil Rogers in role of long reliever/spot starter

    Yankees manager Joe Girardi said Thursday he would like Esmil Rogers to fill the role David Phelps had in 2014 as a long reliever and spot starter, per ESPN. "We think he's got good stuff," Girardi said. "It's learning how to use it and become more consistent. He's got velocity, he's got a good breaking ball, he's got a changeup. He has the ability to pitch. We feel he can do a lot of different things. He gives us a lot of flexibility, which is good. We like having that on our pitching staff, because you never know when something's going to pop up."
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  • Yankees to start Warren, Eovaldi, Rogers during first three games

    The Yankees will open the first three games of spring training with pitchers Adam Warren, Nathan Eovaldi and Esmil Rogers as their starting pitchers, reports Newsday. All three are expected to compete for a fifth or sixth starting rotation spot.
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  • Rothschild: Yankees pondering using a sixth starter in April and May

    Yankees pitching coach Larry Rothschild said Wednesday the team is considering using a sixth starter at times in April and May to help reduce a potential early strain on their rotation, per MLB.com. The Yankees have a stretch of 30 games in 31 days beginning April 17. "It's a result of some of the stuff that's gone on over the last few years, not just here, but everywhere," Rothschild said. "We're aware of situations here and early in the season, we need to get these guys through these stretches. Being that possibly early in the spring, some of them aren't going to be able to throw a lot, we're going to need to build them up too and give them the extra days when we can." CC Sabathia, Masahiro Tanaka, Michael Pineda, Nathan Eovaldi and Chris Capuano are expected to make up the team's five-man rotation. However, Tanaka, Sabathia and Pineda were all injured last season, as the Yankees used 13 starting pitchers. Bryan Mitchell, Esmil Rogers, Adam Warren and Chase Whitley are some of the other pitchers that will be stretched out this spring. "It'd be nice to go through a season with five starters, but there's a good chance we're not going to," Rothschild said. "There's a good chance every team in baseball won't, so it doesn't hurt to see who might fit in as a sixth starter."
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  • Yankees, P Esmil Rogers avoid arbitration

    The Yankees and pitcher Esmil Rogers avoided arbitration with a pre-deadline deal on Tuesday, a source told Sportsnet.ca. According to CBSSports.com Baseball Insider Jon Heyman, his deal is worth $1.48 million, with $750,000 guaranteed. Rogers posted a 4.68 ERA and 23:10 K:BB ratio in 25 innings after being claimed off waivers from the Blue Jays by the Yankees late in the season.
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  • Esmil Rogers allows one run in win vs. Indians

    Yankees pitcher Esmil Rogers picked up a win Friday, allowing one earned run on four hits and one walk in five innings and striking out three in his team's 10-6 victory over the Indians. Rogers (2-0) gave up a run in the top of the first inning, but his offense was able to deliver five runs in the bottom half of the first to give him a comfortable lead, which he preserved until exiting. He owns a 5.16 ERA and 29:9 K:BB ratio in 29 2/3 innings, with all of his previous 18 appearances coming in relief. Rogers could be called upon to start Wednesday in Baltimore.
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  • Esmil Rogers set to start Friday vs. Cleveland

    Yankees pitcher Esmil Rogers is expected to start Friday against the Indians, according to the New York Daily News. Rogers looked sharp in his New York debut on Sunday, scattering no hits and one walk in three scoreless innings while striking out three in a win over Boston. He owns a 6.08 ERA and 24:8 K:BB ratio in 23 2/3 innings.
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