Yankees sign $2.7 million star to 1-year deal

Jose Trevino will not retire his pinstripes this winter.

According to Ari Koslow of Fantasypros, he and the New York Yankees have agreed to a one-year contract worth $2.7 million.

Yankees Give Jose Trevino Biggest Payday of His Career

Trevino, 31, signed his first seven-figure contract since joining the major leagues in 2018. The Yankees made sure to keep their dependable catcher until the end of 2024 in his first year of arbitration.

Trevino’s signing was the latest in a lengthy line of moves made by Yankees management as their remade club prepares for a World Series bid next year.

Yankees Give Jose Trevino Biggest Payday of His Career

Trevino batted.210 in 157 plate appearances, hitting four home runs and totaling 15 runs and RBIs. Trevino had 411 putouts behind the plate, contributing to his.993 fielding percentage.

Trevino will be even more valuable to Yankees head coach Aaron Boone now that Isaiah Kiner-Falefa is no longer on the roster.