Graham has struggled mightily this season (and struggled mostly for the past three seasons) but the Yankees obviously see something in the undersized right-hander. Perhaps it's the strong 2012 campaign he posted in the lower minors (going 12-2 with a 2.80 ERA over 26 starts), but since then Graham has worked mostly as a reliever. He might start again now that he's with the Bronx Bombers.

Minnesota obviously doesn't get much from this deal, but does at least free up some roster space for a more productive player. Graham is an aging prospect who wasn't developing as hoped, but fans will miss his inspirational story of wearing old-school stirrups on the mound (something he does so his mother, who is legally blind, can identify him on the field).

Graham will likely be a long reliever if he manages to turn things around in the minors for the Yankees, so there isn't much fantasy impact with this deal.