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The New York Yankees traded rookie Frankie Montas to the Oakland A's in the 2022 MLB deadline, hoping that his presence can increase their rotation for a possible World Series run.
While the Yankees failed to catch the series, they also failed to see the best of Montas in his limited time on the mound. Now we know why.
Montas revealed Wednesday that he wasn't exactly fit when the Yankees signed him in July.
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© Mike Stobe / Getty Images Frankie Montas #47 of the New York Yankees pitches against the Toronto Blue Jays at Yankee Stadium on August 18, 2022 in New York. The Toronto Blue Jays beat the New York Yankees 9-2. Mike Staub/Getty Images“It's like AA. It's not quite 100 percent,” Montas told the New York Post. “I try to deal with it. Of course they moved me to a new team and I wanted to show what I can do. It didn't turn out the way I expected. But I'm here to try and help this team and go out there and show what I can really do when I'm healthy."
Montas had been on the disabled list for several weeks after dealing with shoulder pain while at Oakland when the Yankees made a deal. However, the flash came after eight starts as Montas posted a 6.35 ERA.
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Montas reached IL, leaving him off the Yankees' ALDS roster against the Cleveland Cavaliers. He was named to the ALCS series for the Houston Astros, but only in a support role.
General manager Brian Cashman told The Post in February that Montas had a "clear health bill" when the deal was made. But he acknowledged the trade was now in the "bad category".
© Jim McIsaac / Getty Images New York Yankees' Frankie Montas #47 in action against the Tampa Bay Rays at Yankee Stadium on September 9, 2022 in the Bronx, New York. The Rays beat the Yankees 4-2. Jim McKissack/Getty Images"We give away assets and get nothing," said Cashman.
After trying to adjust to the off-season playing schedule, Montas's shoulder did not improve, leading to a recent operation to remove traction.
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"It's something I have to deal with," said Montas. “I have no control over that. Of course, believe me, I'm one of those people who wants to come out and show what I can do. But it didn't work that way, so I just tried. recover and come back so I can help with whatever they want me to do."
He was expected to be out for months, but Montas promised to play this season.
He says yes, sure. "I will definitely be back this season."
© Larry Radloff / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images New York Yankees starting pitcher Frankie Montas (47) leaves for a game between the Milwaukee Brewers and New York Yankees on September 16, 2022 at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Larry Radloff/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesWith Montas not starting the season in the Yankees rotation, manager Aaron Boone is currently evaluating the battle between Domingo German and Clark Schmidt for the final spot.