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Analyzing the Future / Major Leagues / New York Yankees / Trenton Thunder

Look at Trenton 1994, Hartford, There is Hope

Mark Healeyby Mark HealeyJanuary 13, 2016
Yankees future stars such as Aaron Judge have enjoyed playing in Trenton. But 1994 was tough.

The Hartford Yard Goats were born a few months ago, joining the Double-A Eastern League after abandoning New Britain Stadium, a mere 14 miles away and still in good shape.

To say the franchise is off to a good start is a double-edged sword. The team, in the last year of a Player Development … [visit site to read more]

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