The New York Yankees announced Sunday that they have signed outfielder Tim Locastro to a one-year Major League contract.
The Boston Red Sox non-tendered the 29-year-old Auburn native on November 30. Boston had claimed him off waivers after the Yankees had designated him for assignment.
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Locastro played nine games with the Yankees last year before tearing his ACL in July. The team had acquired him from the Diamondbacks three weeks prior.
The Yankees 40-man roster is now full, but more moves are expected.
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