This is not including the SP Gerrit Cole. lineup with debut year:

Trent Grisham (2024)

Ben Rice (2024)

Spencer Jones (2026)

Cody Bellinger (2025)

Jasson Dominguez (9/1/2023)*

Jazz Chisholm jr (2024)

Jose Caballero (2025)

Ryan McMahon (2025)

Austin Wells (2023)*

Both Wells and Dominguez debuted on 9/1/23 in Houston so the Yankees batted first and Dominguez got his ml debut AB in the first inning (HR off Justin Verlander) and Wells got his debut when he took the field in the bottom of the first.

wooly_bully | Boston Red Sox • Seattle Mariners

373 | 9 hours ago

The tiebreaker research here between him and wells is top notch

Luis_Severino [OP] | New York Yankees

121 | 9 hours ago

I remembered this game bc they were eliminated from the postseason basically and were just calling up random dudes. Everson pereira the week before too.

knucklepuck17 | New York Yankees

22 | 8 hours ago

I remember that, it was fun to watch in a lost season

KarateKid917 | New York Yankees

7 | 7 hours ago

Team wise it was a lost season but that also got Cole his Cy Young, so there was a highlight at least

wokenupbybacon | New York Yankees

4 | 7 hours ago

There were those brief few games with them though that everything needed to go right to make the playoffs was happening

Then they lost lol

jiriwelsch44

0 | 5 hours ago

Super coherent

wokenupbybacon | New York Yankees

1 | 4 hours ago

I just forgot a word lol

jiriwelsch44

1 | 4 hours ago

Did you edit it? Because it’s not any better.

wokenupbybacon | New York Yankees

1 | 4 hours ago

Normally, I’m a strong believer in the speaker being the primary one responsible for effective communication, and that sentence could be rewritten to be more concise.

But in this case, it reads well enough, and anyone reading it trying to figure out what it means should be plenty able even if the general lack of punctuation makes it weird on the first go. If you can’t figure it out, I certainly don’t give enough of a fuck to reword it for someone more interested in picking on me than they are the actual subject. Have a good day.

jiriwelsch44

1 | 4 hours ago

My guy, it definitely seems like you give a fuck lmao

BASEBALLFURIES

4 | 8 hours ago

i dont know though…. if we consider larry yount to make his debut without actually playing a game, i think we have to consider wells the same and thus tied

Zigglyjiggly | Los Angeles Dodgers

225 | 9 hours ago

That is pretty crazy.

_airBenny | New York Yankees

85 | 9 hours ago

Longest tenured and also the youngest in the lineup lol

Yanks1813 | New York Yankees

26 | 7 hours ago

I do always forget that he’s still fairly young because I’ve been hearing about him since he was a 15 year old lol

werther595 | New York Yankees

12 | 6 hours ago

He’s basically the same age as the average player in Double-A. It’s a good thing to remember when we see little hiccups

FoppyRETURNS

53 | 9 hours ago

Old Man Martian

whydidijointhis | Seattle Mariners

17 | 9 hours ago

BRING HIM HOME

csheehan10

45 | 8 hours ago

players on the 40-man or 60 day IL who have been Yankees since 2022 or earlier:

Luis Gil (2021, currently in AAA)

Oswaldo Cabrera (2022, currently in AAA)

Giancarlo Stanton (2018, IL-10)

Gerrit Cole (2020)

Aaron Judge (2016, IL-60)

Clarke Schmidt (2020, IL-60)

Crazy how few there are with any long tenure.

Earlwink | New York Yankees

20 | 8 hours ago

Clarke Schmidt is 60-day as well so while not on the 40-man he’s been around since 2020

csheehan10

1 | 7 hours ago

thanks, updated.

DominicB547 | ABS • MLB Players Association

1 | 3 hours ago

Only 2 before COVID.

Baseball_is_the_best | New York Yankees

16 | 9 hours ago

Lol. Lmao

ionlyusetheROFLemoji

2 | 8 hours ago

🤣

Sharp-Room-8235

5 | 7 hours ago

Downvoters need to read the username. This is funny

PassMeTheBackwood | New York Yankees

13 | 8 hours ago

That was a magical September for the Martian. Only 8 games before the injury but a .980 OPS

mahleg | New York Yankees

5 | 8 hours ago

I’m glad he’s stuck around through all the shit he’s been through. From the pandemic taking away his first minor league season to Tommy John surgery to the logjam in the OF, he’s still hanging around. I really hope they don’t trade him as he’s starting to get consistent playing time and seems to be a beloved player in the clubhouse.

cooljammer00 | New York Yankees

2 | 8 hours ago

He may not be Dominican Mike Trout, but he’s become a major league player, and that is valuable.

Rockguy21 | Baltimore Orioles

-3 | 7 hours ago

You’re saying this about an 80 OPS+ corner outfielder with a minus glove btw

Yanks1813 | New York Yankees

2 | 7 hours ago

23 years old and has shown over a larger sample he can at least be a league average bat

Rockguy21 | Baltimore Orioles

0 | 7 hours ago

A league average bat + a minus glove for a corner outfielder is barely a major league player lmao I don’t deny that he has a long time to grow into a better player but saying “he’s become a major league player” when his play is basically that of a player that would otherwise be optioned is a bit much.

wokenupbybacon | New York Yankees

2 | 7 hours ago

Jury’s still out on the glove, he’s been turning that around this season. Batting is definitely poor currently but 80 OPS+ is basically the worst he’s ever done and the last two weeks have been better again.

I don’t see a long term future for him here but I do still see him getting regular playing time somewhere in 5 years.

RollofDuctTape | New York Yankees

7 | 8 hours ago

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Caledor152 | New York Mets

3 | 8 hours ago

Grizzled Veteran Glorp

oldcrowtheory | New York Yankees

1 | 6 hours ago

Sigh. I miss my giants.

Either_Imagination_9 | New York Yankees

-12 | 9 hours ago

Would be cool if he was a good player

Problem is he isn’t

Panthollow | MLB Players Association

8 | 8 hours ago

He appears to be a largely average player. He’s 23. Holding your own in the majors at that age might not classify as good, but it’s at the very least useful. And given the age there’s still room for growth.

cooljammer00 | New York Yankees

3 | 8 hours ago

We just saw Jordan Walker break out after how many seasons of underperformance and mediocrity? Development isn’t linear, and OP clearly doesn’t know ball with all of their constant bad takes on here.

The expectations were always silly. Jasson would have to be switch hitting Jesus Christ to meet the lofty expectations hoisted upon him when he was just a kid.

Veserius | Jackie Robinson

2 | 4 hours ago

He’s literally younger than Bazzana, Wetherholt, etc.

__BirdsArentReal | New York Mets

-3 | 8 hours ago

He was talked about as the next Mike Trout though

cooljammer00 | New York Yankees

1 | 8 hours ago

Just because he didn’t end up being Dominican Trout doesn’t mean he’s not still a valuable major league bat. There is a spectrum here.

__BirdsArentReal | New York Mets

1 | 7 hours ago

Just cause he’s not a bust doesn’t mean he’s not a disappointment of a prospect.

The things you could have traded him for the last few years would have been franchise changing

greenpenguinboy | Chicago Cubs

-66 | 9 hours ago

Another consequence of NIL or the Dodgers. Choose your pick then riot in the streets

n8_n_ | Seattle Mariners • Chicago Cubs

27 | 9 hours ago

What

Zigglyjiggly | Los Angeles Dodgers

16 | 9 hours ago

SIR, THIS IS A WENDY’S.

IAmBenIAmStillBig | Chicago White Sox

15 | 9 hours ago

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Redbubble89 | Boston Red Sox

6 | 9 hours ago

Its not even money related for the attempted joke to land.

greenpenguinboy | Chicago Cubs

-8 | 9 hours ago

Volume shooters are gonna miss some shots.

This-Appointment-666 | Toronto Blue Jays

3 | 9 hours ago

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Kuchar1992 | Boston Red Sox

1 | 9 hours ago

Ghost of Harry Carey

23 year old Jasson Dominguez is the longest tenured Yankee in today’s starting lineup