More pressure? Yankees’ Max Fried reacts to Gerrit Cole surgery, elevation to No. 1 starter
TAMPA, Fla. — Besides the humongous paychecks Max Fried signed up for when picking the Yankees during his winter free agency, $27.25 million for the next eight seasons for a grand total of $218 million, the now ex-Atlanta Braves staff ace was looking forward to being a No. 1A starter.
When the New York Yankees lost out on Juan Soto to the New York Mets, there was reason to assume they'd pivot and attempt to ...
Fried signed a historic $218 million contract to be at the top of the rotation for the next eight years. The lefty built an ...
Plans for a pair of aces are on hold with Gerrit Cole out for the 2025 season before it began, pushing Max Fried to the front ...
Here's everything you need to know from the Yankees' spring training win over the Detroit Tigers on Thursday afternoon.
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Yankees’ $218 million addition could use new pitch to fill big shoesMax Fried was signed to be the co-ace of the New York Yankees, but everyone expected Gerrit Cole to be their top dog in the ...
This is right around the time of spring when the topic of who will be named Opening Day starter bubbles up around camps. For ...
The New York Yankees have dealt with a lot of injuries in spring training. Their rotation has been savaged, with Luis Gil ...
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Yankees’ 2 big-money acqusitions could save their seasonThe Yankees didn’t hold back this offseason, making two major acquisitions to fortify their roster for a deep playoff push.
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