Around the Empire: Yankees news - 7/12/25
Briefly

Carlos Rodón was named as an All-Star replacement for Max Fried, who will be unavailable due to starting on Saturday. Fried recently signed an eight-year deal with New York and will have a homecoming during the All-Star festivities in Atlanta. Meanwhile, Yankees' prospect Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz has been promoted to Double-A Somerset after a successful season with a 2.26 ERA and 99 strikeouts. Public address announcer Paul Olden missed a game for the first time in 16 years and plans to return in two weeks. Antonio Gomez is being converted from catcher to pitcher.
Carlos Rodón was named a replacement for Max Fried, who will be unavailable to pitch in the All-Star Game since he is starting on Saturday.
Elmer Rodriguez-Cruz was promoted to Double-A Somerset, showcasing an impressive 2.26 ERA in 15 games and striking out 99 batters in 83.2 innings.
Paul Olden missed his first game in 16 years due to a family commitment, but plans to return to the team in two weeks.
Antonio Gomez is transitioning from catcher to pitcher, as the team capitalizes on his potential in a new role with a dedicated throwing program.
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