The New York Yankees have trimmed their roster further as MLB Spring Training approaches its conclusion, making three more cuts.

The competition for roster spots in the New York Yankees’ camp is fierce. Each day offers players a chance to impress coaches and instructors, showcasing their abilities for a shot at making the Opening Day roster. Unfortunately, the dream ended, at least for now, for three players: two pitchers and a utility infielder who were reassigned to the minor league camp.

Before Wednesday’s game, right-handed pitcher Duane Underwood Jr. was reassigned to the minor league camp. Following the game, the same fate awaited Josh VanMeter, a strong candidate for a backup infielder position.

Before taking the field on Thursday, the team also made the decision to send left-hander Oddanier Mosqueda to the minor league camp.