Entering Thursday, the New York Yankees not only boasted one of the best starting rotations in baseball, but they were also on the brink of welcoming back Cy Young award winner Gerrit Cole.
The New York Yankees got some good news on Thursday. New York has been without the services of superstar pitcher Gerrit Cole for the entire season to this point but it sounds like he is making progress in his recovery.
The left-hander is impressing with the Somerset Patriots. What might his future hold? The Yankees have perhaps baseball’s best rotation and ace Gerrit Cole is on his way back to join them.
The Yankees are facing a delightful dilemma in their starting rotation with Gerrit Cole’s impending return. Cole, coming off a Cy Young award-winning season in 2023, is poised to significantly boost the team’s efficiency as he reintegrates into the lineup.
The New York Yankees never anticipated that 25-year-old Luis Gil would step up and essentially fill in as their ace, especially with Gerrit Cole recovering from a nerve injury in his throwing elbow.
Heading into the 2024 MLB season, there were some concerns about the New York Yankees pitching staff. Reigning Cy Young award winner Gerrit Cole was going to begin the season on the sidelines after suffering an injury in Spring Training.
Last season, Gerrit Cole was holding together the New York Yankees’ starting pitching nearly single-handedly, overcoming injuries and ineffective play around him to win his first Cy Young award.
The Yankees have had 15 straight starts of five-plus innings and two or fewer runs
We’re only two months into the 2024 MLB season, but it’s already clear that there won’t be repeat Cy Young Award winners in either league. Last year’s AL Cy Young Award winner Gerrit Cole has yet to pitch in 2024, as elbow nerve inflammation and swelling has sidelined him since Spring Training.
The Yankees joined the 2022 Mets, and two others, with another solid start on Sunday
New York's Gerrit Cole, who faced minor league hitters on Derek Jeter Field in front of his family and a gathering of rookie-level players at the Yankees' player development complex Saturday, said he is pleased with his comeback from a right elbow injury.
The New York Yankees‘ starting rotation has been performing exceptionally well early in the 2024 season, even without their ace, Gerrit Cole, who is recovering from a nerve injury in his elbow.
The reigning AL Cy Young award winner is working his way back from a bout of elbow inflammation.
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Perhaps the most impressive part of the New York Yankees climb to the top of the American League East standings has been the fact they have done it without the services of ace starting pitcher (and reigning American League Cy Young Award winner) Gerrit Cole. That might soon be changing.
Whatever Boone decides to do, having five reliable starters in the rotation is a good problem to have.
We're roughly two months into the MLB season, meaning most teams have played more than 50 games, so we have enough of a sample size to make solid judgments about teams.
Cole continues to progress from an elbow injury that has kept him out all season.
When the news got out that New York Yankees’ ace Gerrit Cole would start the 2024 season on the injured list, many began seriously doubting the team’s World Series chances.
New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole will take another step in his recovery from nerve inflammation in his elbow on Tuesday when he faces hitters for the first time since landing on the injured list in late March.
The Yankees have been without their ace Gerrit Cole since March, but that hasn’t stopped their pitching staff, particularly the starting rotation, from being one of the league’s best.
New York Yankees ace starting pitcher Gerrit Cole has been sidelined for the entire 2024 season. He felt some discomfort during Spring Training in his elbow and was shut down indefinitely.
Yankees ace Gerrit Cole spoke to reporters about his rehab from right elbow inflammation, which has kept him from making his 2024 debut to this point.
Gerrit Cole and Paul Skenes were both selected No. 1 overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The defending AL Cy Young winner will get back on a mound Saturday.
Reigning American League Cy Young winner Gerrit Cole hasn't thrown a pitch yet this season, but the Yankees ace is making progress towards his season debut.
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