Red Sox sign Alfredo Aceves
New York Yankees' relief pitcher Alfredo Aceves delivers to the Chicago White Sox in the seventh inning. (April 30, 2010) Credit: AP
The Yankees had it with oft-injured reliever Alfredo Aceves, but the Red Sox think the righthander may help their bullpen.
Aceves was given a split contract, worth $650,000 in the majors and $200,000 for the minors.
Aceves, 29, pitched 12 innings last season before going on the disabled list in May with a season-ending back injury. He was 3-0 with a 3.00 ERA.
In November, Aceves broke his collarbone in a bicycle accident in Mexico.
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