With Gerrit Cole sidelined for the entire 2025 season following Tommy John surgery, the Yankees are desperate to find pitching help. However, MLB insider Ken Rosenthal says the club isn't impressed by the limited options.

With Marcus Stroman in the wings for the Yankees, New York could look at him to help its rotation. However, the Yankees have been looking to move off his two-year, $37 million contract all winter, and could still trade the right-hander if they get a deal that makes them a better team.

The New York Yankees are looking to build off of their run to the World Series last year, where they fell short to the Los Angeles Dodgers in five games. Last season was a golden opportunity for the Yankees to break through and end their 15-year championship drought,

The New York Yankees are in desperate need of pitching help following the news of Gerrit Cole's Tommy John surgery, and this veteran on a stacked NL rival could help fill the void.

The New York Yankees recently lost their ace, Gerrit Cole, to Tommy John surgery. It means he will be out for the next 14-16 months and is now in line to lose not one, but two Opening Day assignments: 2025 and 2026.

The New York Yankees’ recent injury trouble has warranted a series of power-ranking downgrades. Now, we are once more witnessing the full-throated “next man up” mentality sweep through the organization,

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