Yankees' Opening Day starter will be Carlos Rodon this year
With Yankees ace Gerrit Cole out for the season after undergoing Tommy John surgery earlier in the week, lefthander Carlos Rodon will get the Opening Day nod for the Yankees on March 27. Manager Aaron Boone made the announcement before Friday night’s Grapefruit League game against the Phillies at Steinbrenner Field.
In his third start of spring training, Carlos Carrasco struck out six across three-plus innings in the Yankees' 6-5 win over ...
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Yankees 6, Phillies 5: Good news and bad news from walkoff winThe Yankees snuck a late win on Friday night, battling back late to walk it off for a 6–5 win against the Philadelphia ...
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Yankees 6, Phillies 5: New York walks off PhiladelphiaThere were some really positive and important takeways for the Yankees tonight. Offensively, Cody Bellinger and J.C. Escarra ...
It's a good problem to have, but both Will Warren and Carlos Carrasco have been pitching well this spring, competing for a ...
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Former Cleveland Guardians pitcher Carlos Carrasco Signs Minor League Deal With YankeesVeteran pitcher Carlos Carrasco signed a minor league deal with ... when the Philadelphia Phillies sent him to the American League squad with catcher Lou Marson, infielder Jason Donald and minor ...
You'd be hard-pressed to find a team having a worse spring training than the New York Yankees. Sure, the team is 8-7 in ...
Longtime Cleveland Guardians starting pitcher Carlos Carrasco joined the Yankees on a minor-league deal, hoping to fight Father Time and crack the club’s Opening Day roster. Forget making the ...
Instead, on Monday, they signed right-handed pitcher Carlos Carrasco, who according to The New York Post, was offered a minor league contract. Carrasco is a 38-year-old veteran, and according to ...
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