Allan Winans has been optioned to Triple-A following underwhelming performances, showcasing an 8.53 ERA and struggles to secure a spot in the Yankees' rotation.

Winans has made a strong impression in the minors, but his initial performance in the majors raised concerns. After a solid 0.90 ERA in Triple-A, he allowed four earned runs in his debut, suggesting he might have difficulty transitioning to MLB level offense.

Winans made a spot start for the Yankees due to Yarbrough's injury, but struggled significantly during the game.

Allan Winans, who has had a remarkable minor league season with a 0.90 ERA and a perfect 7-0 record, is looking to translate that success to the Yankees after being called up from Triple-A. His journey has seen ups and downs but his recent performances suggest he can be a valuable asset for the Yankees down the stretch.

Allan Winans has been a standout at Triple-A, posting a 0.90 ERA, leading to his call-up to face the Reds. His performance is crucial as the Yankees evaluate their rotation amidst Marcus Stroman's injury return.