Clarke Schmidt is getting his most extended shot to prove he can be a major league starter. He’s just not making very much of it.
He’s just not making very much of it.
The Yankees were high on Schmidt this spring, believing that the cutter he added to his repertoire could be a difference-maker against lefties and give him a chance to stick as a starter.
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