Shelley Duncan is finally free.
After nine years of indentured servitude in the New York Yankees’ farm system, Duncan is a free agent for the first time.
Unfortunately, Duncan is no longer the long-ball hitting prospect who was drafted in the second-round of the 2001 draft.
He’s now a 30-year-old with just 68 games and 146 at-bats in the big leagues on his resume.
The relentless and inescapable injury plague has been contracted by yet another pair of Yankees contributors.
It has begun to spread like a thick river of hot magma, waiting to devour and destroy anything still remaining in its path.