TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Francisco Rodriguez allowed an unearned run and one hit over one inning in his second outing as he bids to win a spot in the Philadelphia Phillies' bullpen.Rodriguez, who agreed to a minor league contract in January, walked one and struck out one Monday night in a 4-3 loss to the New York Yankees.After Rodriguez got two quick outs in the fifth, Brandon Drury walked, Billy McKinney reached on first baseman Matt McBride's error and Tyler Wade hit an RBI single.Rodriguez threw a scoreless inning Friday against Toronto.A six-time All-Star closer, K-Rod ranks fourth on the career list with 437 saves, including a season-record 62 in 2008 for the Los Angeles Angels. But the 36-year-old right-hander is coming off his worst season in the majors. He had a 7.82 ERA in 28 appearances with Detroit in 2017, when he made his last appearance June 22.He appears to be imparting his veteran knowledge on a young team."I don't think I went to Wal-Mart and bought 900 appearances and 437 saves," an anonymous sign said in Phillies clubhouse Sunday.___For more AP baseball coverage: https://apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball

OF Billy McKinney, shortstop Gleyber Torres, right-handed pitcher Adam Warren and minor league outfielder Rashad Crawford were acquired by the Yankees for closer Aroldis Chapman.

McKinney will miss the rest of the season with a hairline fracture in his foot, Tennessee Smokies announcer Justin Rocke reports.

McKinney, who may be the Cubs' best prospect still in the minor leagues, will visit the Cubs' orthopedic doctors this week to determine how long he will be sidelined, but returning this season has already been ruled out. Hopefully he will have enough time to get healthy in time for spring training next season, as he could be mid-summer call-up for the Cubs if he picks up where he left off in 2015.

McKinney went 2-for-4 with three RBI for Double-A Tennessee on Saturday.

McKinney is heating up again, with four hits, five RBI and two walks in his last two games. For the season he has just a .744 OPS for Tennessee, but he's not yet 21. His future still appears to be bright.

McKinney, 20, has been scorching of late for Double-A Tennessee, hitting .485 over his last 10 games.

Through 39 games at this level, McKinney is batting .310/.357/.465 with two home runs and 18 RBI.

McKinney, 20, is batting .253/.298/.389 with one home run and 11 RBI through 28 games since being promoted to Double-A.

McKinney has been cold of late, hitting just .167 over his last 10 games. McKinney is one of the youngest players at this level, though, so it could take a little while for him to get going.

McKinney is hitting .282/.333/.385 with four doubles and zero homers in 12 games since arriving at Double-A Tennessee.

The 20-year-old corner outfielder was clearly too advanced for High-A pitching, but he has struggled to hit for power initially at Double-A. That is to be expected, however, and given McKinney's age, it is impressive that he is just holding his own at the plate in 39 at-bats with the Smokies. He has emerged as a prospect that warrants consideration in all dynasty formats, as he could offer a plus hit tool and plus power at the major league level at some point next season.

McKinney was promoted to Double-A Tennessee.

McKinney was hitting .340/.432/.544 for Low-A Myrtle Beach in 29 games before the promotion. The 2013 first-round draft pick has the potential to be a star if he can keep this up in Double-A.