The New York Yankees lost some veteran rotation depth residing in the minor leagues this week. As reported by the New York Post’s Joel Sherman on Thursday, right-handed pitcher Anthony DeSclafani opted out of his deal with the team and is heading to the Arizona Diamondbacks. It’s unclear if the D-backs signed DeSclafani to a major or minor league deal, though the big league club could use some reinforcements in the rotation following the news that Corbin Burnes, who signed a six-year contract with them worth $210 million as a free agent this past offseason, needs Tommy John surgery.