The Yankees signed Hill on June 20 after he was released by the Chicago White Sox. Despite posting a 5.87 ERA with the White Sox and a career 4.30 ERA before joining the Yankees, Hill was dominant.

Last offseason Hill signed with the White Sox on a one-year, $1.8 million contract after being non-tendered by the Padres Yankees announcer on taking over for John Sterling: ‘I already basically ...

After posting a 5.87 ERA in 27 games with the White Sox, Hill became a trusted part of Yankees manager Aaron Boone’s bullpen with a 2.05 ERA in 35 games and a 69-percent groundball rate.