That's how people throughout the league get disdainful. Sometimes, though, in the case of George Lombard Jr., the blaring noise is coming from outside the house. Baseball America and MLB Pipeline ...

“He looks bigger, faster (and) stronger, and he’s playing with more of an edge — in a good way,” the executive said. Other rival evaluators heaped similar praise on the 19-year-old Lombard ...

Lombard answered with a 106 mph single, all while starting again at shortstop. And it’s not just scouts and executives who have taken notice of the 2023 first-round pick (26th overall ...

Don’t miss Greg Joyce’s text messages from The Bronx and beyond — he’s giving Sports+ subscribers the inside buzz on the Yankees. If James Cooper did not know anything else about George ...

The New York Yankees are promoting their top prospect, infielder George Lombard Jr., to Double-A Somerset, a team source confirmed to The Athletic. ESPN’s Jeff Passan was the first to report the ...

Because to the trained eye, Lombard’s talent jumps out, even if his numbers don’t necessarily look the part. However, when talking with baseball people to gather notes and opinions for ...

His .231 average, five homers and 45 RBI might look like nothing special, but these aren’t bad stats when you factor in Lombard’s competition mostly was players three to five years older.

It may be premature to envision a competition there, but that enviable “problem” may also become moot thanks to Lombard Jr.’s versatility. “I’ve played shortstop my whole life ...

The Yankees are promoting 19-year-old George Lombard Jr. to Double-A Somerset, according to ESPN’s Jeff Passan. Lombard, the top farmhand in the team’s system and a top-100 prospect ...