Yankees keep Camilo Doval in bullpen nearly a year after trade

Nearly one year after the Yankees acquire closer Camilo Doval in a trade deadline deal, the team has not moved on from the right-hander despite struggles. Both outlets describe Doval as continuing to appear in the Yankees bullpen rather than being removed from the organization’s late-inning plans. The reporting characterizes the decision as the Yankees not being ready to “cast off” Doval, keeping him in the same broader role as the team monitors his performance over an extended stretch. While the articles focus on Doval’s difficulty matching expectations since the acquisition, they do not report that the Yankees have made a definitive change in his roster status or role. Instead, the story centers on continuity: Doval remains part of the bullpen mix long after the deadline transaction, and the team appears to be weighing whether and how to adjust its approach around him as the season progresses.