The Yankees signed 28-year-old righty Dustin Moseley to a minor league deal in mid-February; he'd been non-tendered by the Angels earlier in the offseason after a lost '09 campaign. Moseley has made a dozen starts for the Yanks' Triple A club, and Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports that his opt-out date comes up Thursday. If the Yankees don't promote Moseley, he can elect free agency.
Moseley sports a 4.21 ERA, 6.8 K/9, and 2.2 BB/9 in 72.6 Triple A innings, with only six home runs allowed. Tonight's start against Glen Perkins and the Rochester Red Wings is his last before the opt-out date. Rosenthal feels that Moseley would land toward the back end of the Yankees' bullpen, if he gets the call.
For Triple A, those numbers are largely unimpressive.
Good riddance.