Yankees Call Up SS Prospect George Lombard Jr.
The 21-year-old shortstop has made an electric MLB debut and is expected to play every day for New York.
George Lombard Jr. was called up by the Yankees and has made an immediate impact in his MLB debut. The 21-year-old posted a 47.7% hard-hit rate and 92.7 mph average exit velocity at Triple-A. He projects to play every day due to strong defense, though his bat-to-ball skills remain a work in progress. His swinging strike rate and below-average zone contact could be concerns at the MLB level.
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