It's been a while since we last heard an update on both Manny
Banuelos and Jose Campos. Both who have been nursing injuries and Banuelos had Tommy John surgery resulting both to sit for the year.
(In Photo: Jose Campos)
But it's a whole new year now isn't it? Let's start with
Jose Campos. He was the 2nd trade chip in the Michael Pineda package which sent Jesus Montero and Hector Noesi to complete the trade with the Seattle
Mariners. He is down at Single A Charleston where he is pitching out of
the bullpen in relief duty. The soon to be 21 yr. old is pitching with 1
Win and 1 Loss with a 4.21 ERA in and 35 Strikeouts in 10 appearances
in 2013. Campos is ranked the 12th best pitching prospect in the Yankees
farm system going into this year. It's not sure when Campos can move up
to the next level. But it takes progress somewhere even if it is a slow
one. After all, he's only 20 yrs. old and there is a lot of time to get
him rehabbed and developed before he is fully ready to finally make a
jump to the Bronx.
(In Photo: Manny Banuelos)
Manny Banuelos, or as I like to call him
"Man-Ban" last pitched in 2012 before undergoing Tommy John surgery back
in October. Since his surgery, he is expected miss all of 2013 and
probably the early part of 2014. He is rehabbing 3 times a week, and
only has started to play catch. He has yet to pitch any bullpen or
simulated and it could be a long ways away from that. For now, Manny has
to stay in good physical shape and follow through therapy until he has
no further pain before actually picking up a baseball. Banuelos was
ranked at No. 5 among Yankees prospects going into 2013.
We here at BYB will closely watch both their progress as they continue to work their way up to the big stage. Stay tuned.
-- Rudy Laurens, BYB Writer
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