League)/.353/.392 with 72 runs (3rd), four triples (7th), six home runs, nine hit-by-pitch (6th), and 48 RBIs in 495 at bats over 122 games, with a low strikeout rate of 10.3%. At 21 years and two months of age, he was the 7th-youngest player to make a 2017 Eastern League Opening Day roster. He was named an Eastern League Mid-Season All Star and Post-Season All Star, and an MiLB Organization All Star. After the regular season, the Yankees added Estrada to their 40-man roster. He then played for the Scottsdale Scorpions of the Arizona Fall League, batting .342/.381/.430 in 79 at bats. He was named to the AFL All-Prospect Team, and named an AFL Rising Star. Baseball America rated him the Yankees' # 9 prospect. MLB.com rated him the Yankees' # 8 prospect, and assessed his defense as follows: "there's no question that Estrada is a big league shortstop. He covers a lot of ground thanks to his smooth actions and keen instincts, and he has the plus arm to make all of the throws. He's also an asset at second and third base, and he's athletic enough to handle the outfield if asked." 2018-19 In January 2018, while in his hometown in Venezuela, Estrada was shot in his right hip by robbers in a robbery attempt. Doctors in Venezuela who performed surgery upon him were unable to remove the bullet from his hip, but he was cleared to play with the small caliber bullet lodged in his hip; it was only removed in July six months later, in the United States. After a delayed start to his season as he missed spring training, Estrada suffered a season-ending lower back injury in June 2018. He played in 18 regular season games in the minor leagues for Tampa and the Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders of the International League (where he was 4.5 years younger than the average player) combined, batting .192/.210/.231 in 78 at bats. He played for the Glendale Desert Dogs of the Arizona Fall League after the regular season, batting .238/.282/.263 in 80 at bats. The Yankees promoted Estrada to the major leagues on April 4, 2019, but optioned him back to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on April 6 without Estrada appearing in a major league game. He was again promoted to the Yankees on April 21, and made his major league debut that day. He laid down a sacrifice bunt that