miggy has been playing winter ball in the DR and reports have not been good:
In just eight games with Toros del Este, the infielder/corner outfielder has slashed .161/.182/.161 with a .343 OPS. He has two RBI, six strikeouts and one walk in 31 at-bats. That isn’t really a compelling case for the Yankees, who did offer him a contract while non-tendering Tyler Wade and Clint Frazier last month. Andujar is in his first winter of salary arbitration, which means he is likely to go past the $1 million mark this year.
“He really looked lost at the plate when I saw him,” one scout who saw Andujar last season said. “He has a long, big and violent swing. He always has, which is why he goes through streaks of hot and cold. When he is on, he has raw power and is working the whole field. He has good speed, so he can take line drives and get doubles.
“But he hasn’t had one of those really good stretches since he got hurt,” the scout said. “He’s a guy I would say you’d take in a trade hoping a change of scenery and maybe some different voices would get him back on track.”