The New York Yankees entered the 2025 campaign with a compromised rotation. During spring training the team lost Cy Young winner Gerrit Cole to season-ending surgery and reigning Rookie of the Year Luis Gil was sidelined with a significant lat strain.
The New York Yankees are most likely going to find themselves in the playoffs this season. But even if they do, they have some serious potential flaws that are going to limit their ceiling.
The New York Yankees find themselves in an arms race ahead of the July 31 MLB trade deadline. Yes, they can use a starting pitcher with Clarke Schmidt heading for Tommy John surgery.
The St. Louis Cardinals haven't decided whether to buy or sell at the July 31 trade deadline but it wouldn't be shocking if the New York Yankees are hoping to trade with them.
29 active players knocked in 100 or more runs in a season more than once. How many of the 29 can you name in five minutes?
Clarke Schmidt was attempting to pull the New York Yankees out of a skid and avoid the series sweet against the Toronto Blue Jays when he left his July 3 start early.
With another injury to a starting pitcher, now seems the right time for the New York Yankees to acquire a National League ace.
It’s a rough blow for the Yankees, who have already taken a few rotation hits.
After losing nine of their last 14 contests, the Yankees are making some changes in hopes of stopping a catastrophic summer freefall.
These are not the best of times for the New York Yankees. The team has fallen out of first place in the American League East after going 2-7 in its last nine games.
The New York Yankees have brought back a right handed pitcher following Clarke Schmidt's recent injury, which may be season-ending. Geoff Hartlieb had been playing for the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders prior to being called up ahead of the Yankees' Sunday game against the New York Mets.
The New York Yankees received tough news on Saturday afternoon, as manager Aaron Boone revealed that starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt is out for the rest of the season (and most/all of next year) with Tommy John surgery.
The New York Yankees are in a rough stretch and now will likely be without starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt for the rest of the season and most of the 2025 season as well.
It’s been a difficult week for the Yankees, who lost their sixth consecutive game on July 5 after yet another tough game in Queens. However, arguably the most notable news for the Yankees came before the game, as Clarke Schmidt’s 2025 season concluded thanks to pending elbow surgery.
The New York Yankees’ pursuit of stability atop the American League East has been dealt yet another blow, as emerging rotation stalwart Clarke Schmidt
New York Yankees starting pitcher Carlos Rodon's struggles couldn't have come at a worse time.
Following the news that right-handed starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt will likely undergo Tommy John surgery, the New York Yankees are turning to one of their top prospects in hopes of stabilizing their rotation.
The New York Yankees suffered some devastating news on Saturday, as it was revealed that starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt will miss the rest of the season, and more, because of Tommy John surgery.
The Yankees now have another gaping hole in the rotation for both the rest of this year and potentially all of 2026.
It is a worst-case scenario for the righty, who went on the 15-day IL Friday with what was described as forearm tightness.
The New York Yankees have once again lost an arm out of their rotation. According to the team’s social media post Friday morning, Clarke Schmidt is suffering from right forearm tightness, prompting them to place him on the 15-day injured list.
His absence leaves another gaping hole in the Yankees rotation.
The New York Yankees placed starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt on the 15-day injured list Friday with tightness in his right forearm. Schmidt, 29, had an MRI exam Friday after being removed from Thursday's game at Toronto after three innings.
New York Yankees starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt was removed after three innings of his start in Toronto Thursday evening due to right forearm tightness.
New York Yankees starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt was lifted after just three innings on Thursday.
New York Yankees' starting pitcher Clarke Schmidt saw his historic streak of run prevention come to an end on Saturday afternoon as the Yankees lost 7-0 to the Athletics.
A week ago, Clarke Schmidt was unhittable for seven innings, and the lone obstacle was a rising pitch count. The New York Yankees are curious to see what the follow up to Schmidt's flirtation with history looks like when the emerging right-hander faces the visiting Athletics on Saturday afternoon.
Clarke Schmidt will look to keep the good times rolling this weekend when he takes the mound against the Athletics. The Yankees right-hander dominated the Baltimore Orioles in his last start, throwing seven innings of no-hit ball.
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