In a highly controversial move, the Yankees suddenly cut ties with a two-time batting champ this week, but the castoff may soon land far from New York.

After he just saw Bryan Woo fire seven no-hit innings against his New York Yankees, is it possible that American League All-Star manager Aaron Boone might give

NEW YORK – No-hit by Seattle Mariners starter Bryan Woo through seven innings, the Yankees rallied to an extra-inning, 6-5 win on Thursday night. With one out in the 10 th, Aaron Judge’s sacrifice fly to center narrowly scored Anthony Volpe from third base – a play that survived a Mariners’ replay challenge.

The New York Yankees ace has been replaced by a teammate on the All-Star Game roster, raising injury concerns.

LeMahieu is still owed roughly $22 million from the Yankees, who designated him for assignment earlier this week. General manager Brian Cashman called the move “best for the roster configuration going forward,” citing LeMahieu’s declining production and limited defensive mobility as factors.

According to new simulation results, Judge is now the MLB’s most likely home run hitter on Saturday, with a significant edge over Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers, who are playing in San Francisco’s notoriously pitcher-friendly Oracle Park.

In the Yankees’ case it would probably be a top prospect of the ... And just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse for Volpe Thursday night against Seattle — when he went 0-for-4, failing twice with runners in scoring position and was booed ...