Cody Bellinger trots into shallow center field to secure the catch for his first Yankees putout as Marcus Stroman works a scoreless 1st

The New York Yankees would love to find a taker for Marcus Stroman and at least some of his hefty contract, and they're determined to give him every chance to show off his worth during spring training.

Marcus Stroman returned to Yankees camp on Friday. The righty reported on time for a mandatory physical on Tuesday but did not participate in official, on-field workouts at George M. Steinbrenner Field on Wednesday and Thursday.

The time is nearing for Marcus Stroman, who will soon pitch in Spring Training with the New York Yankees in a sort of test to see how ready he is to be a starter. It’s worth noting that weeks ago, Marcus Stroman made it clear that he didn’t want to be a reliever and that his sole focus is as a starter.

Max Fried has spent the better part of two weeks getting to know his new teammates around Yankees camp, swapping anecdotes and pleasantries. On Tuesday, those introductions included a steady diet of fastballs,

The New York Yankees’ Marcus Stroman came to the spring training right after he missed two days of the workout sessions. The post After Marcus Stroman's Latest Stunt Top Insider Demands MLB to Make a Drastic Change to Its Spring Training Routine appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Marcus Stroman, who missed the first two days of workouts with his fellow Yankees pitchers and catchers — his right under the collective bargaining agreement, which doesn’t require players to be on the field until Feb. 22 — arrived at Steinbrenner Field early Friday morning.

Arguably the biggest advantage that the New York Yankees will have over their opponents during the 2025 season is their pitching staff.

Marcus Stroman will start the Yankees’ spring training opener on Friday against the Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field, but it has nothing to do with his role or status on the trading block. “It’s just how the live BPs and everything [worked out],

The New York Yankees $37 million veteran had a surprising message about his future with the team as trade rumors mount.

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