New York Yankees starting pitcher Marcus Stroman was struggling mightily before landing on the injured list with a knee injury. He has an 11.57 ERA in 9.1 innings pitched this season, which includes his last start in which he didn’t get out of the first inning against the San Francisco Giants.
New York Yankees veteran pitcher Marcus Stroman did himself no favors with the comments he made early in spring training. When asked about what his role would be with the team, given the depth the team had added to their starting rotation, he was adamant that he was a starting pitcher.
The Chicago Cubs had Marcus Stroman in their rotation during the 2022 and 2023 seasons. The right-hander threw the baseball at a decent level, posting a 3.50 ERA in 2022 and a 3.95 ERA in 2023.
The Yankees hoped Marcus Stroman’s stint on the injured list would be just 15 days. It no longer sounds like they are going to get lucky. Stroman, sidelined with left knee discomfort, is “still feeling some things,” manager Aaron Boone told reporters before Monday’s series opener in Cleveland against the Guardians..
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The New York Yankees are off to a strong start in 2025, sitting atop the American League East with a 12-7 record. But even with early success, injuries have loomed large over the Bronx.
The New York Yankees continue to deal with injuries to their pitching staff as Marcus Stroman becomes the latest to go down. Stroman received a cortisone shot in his left knee to reduce swelling.
The New York Yankees have not had great luck when it comes to injuries early on during the 2025 MLB season. To begin the year, the Yankees have had to play without both Gerrit Cole and Giancarlo Stanton.
The Yankees believe Marcus Stroman won’t be out long, but there is obviously natural concern about a 33-year-old maximum-effort pitcher. One day after placing Stroman on the injured list, manager Aaron Boone told reporters Sunday that the veteran right-hander received a cortisone shot in his left knee.
The New York Yankees are set to get a much-needed boost for their rotation to begin next week. While the offense has been electric to start the season for the Yankees, the starting rotation has been a mess of late.
The New York Yankees won on Saturday to gain a half game lead in the AL East. The 8-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants was keyed by the performance of rookie starter Will Warren and a five-run fifth inning.
The New York Yankees put right-hander Marcus Stroman (left knee inflammation) on the 15-day injured list on Saturday ahead of their home game against the San Francisco Giants.
The New York Yankees are dealing with injuries to a few of their starting pitchers. Gerrit Cole has already been shut down for the season, and Clarke Schmidt was not able to start the year healthy, either.
The Yankees announced that Marcus Stroman was placed on the 15-day injured list due to left knee inflammation. Right-hander Allan Winans is taking Stroman’s spot on the active roster.
New York Yankees starting pitcher Marcus Stroman is on the wrong side of team history after giving up five earned runs in just 0.2 innings on Friday night.
Marcus Stroman could not make it through the first inning Friday night. Then, he couldn’t stay at the Stadium. After allowing five earned runs on four hits in just two-thirds of an inning during the Yankees’ 9-1 loss to the Giants on Friday, Stroman left Yankee Stadium to have his left knee evaluated, according to manager Aaron Boone.
Marcus Stroman knows he needs to be better if he's to fortify a short-handed New York Yankees rotation, and he will get that chance on Saturday afternoon in Pittsburgh against the Pirates.
Soto heard some boos from upset Yankees fans related to his offseason move from the Bronx Bombers to the Amazins during Monday's spring training game between the clubs.
Stroman had his first chance to solidify his place in the Yankees rotation on Sunday. Instead, he struggled against the Braves.
Stroman has reported to the Yankees. In doing so, the Yankees may have swapped one headache for another.
One of the best unkept secrets from this past winter was that the New York Yankees were looking to move Marcus Stroman. The former Blue Jays top prospect signed a two-year deal with the Bronx Bombers last winter worth $37 million and it carries a vesting option for the 2026 season if he picks up more than 140 innings in 2025.
After being unable to find a trade partner for Marcus Stroman, he is expected to report to Yankees' camp.
He is coming off one of his worst years, going 10-9 with a 4.31 ERA across 30 appearances.
After a disappointing finish to his first campaign in the Bronx, the New York Yankees are reportedly looking to move on from one of their starting pitchers this offseason.
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