Marcus Stroman fired up the Yankees, in the clubhouse and on the mound. Returning from a knee injury that sidelined him for 2 ...

Stroman will be the starter in Sunday's series finale against the Athletics, manager Aaron Boone announced. It will be Stroman's first start since April 11th, and in each of his three starts to begin ...

Manager Aaron Boone confirmed after Friday night's game that the veteran right-hander will start Sunday against the A’s at ...

Marcus Stroman is getting close to making a return to the mound for the Yankees, and now he has an official return date.

Marcus Stroman (knee) is scheduled to come off the injury list and start for the Yankees against the Athletics on Sunday, drawing ex-Yankee Luis Severino as the opposing starter.

The Mets and Yankees have given New Yorkers pretty much everything they could hope for this spring. With summer just over a week away — and the weather already feeling like it — both teams are ...

Stroman’s Offseason Drama When all the drama happened during the offseason and Spring Training for the New York Yankees, Stroman suggested that he didn’t want to throw out of the bullpen ...

The post Yankees’ Marcus Stroman joins Giancarlo Stanton on injury return path appeared first on ClutchPoints. The New York Yankees start a three-game series with the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday.

That shoved the Mets a season-high 21 games over .500 at 45-24. It pushed the Yankees a season-high 17 games over .500 at 42-25. The Mets led by 5 ½ games over the rest of the N.L. East.

He produced a 2.94 ERA, 453 strikeouts, and 153 saves in 315 appearances (spanning seven seasons) for the New York Yankees in his career. The Mets could certainly do worse than bringing Chapman on ...

For Yankees fans, that was the first chance they had to voice their frustration and anger that Stoto bolted the Bronx after just one season, and not just for a $765 million payday with the Mets ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – In a span of four months, Marcus Stroman has moved from “I’m a starter’’ to “I’m open to anything.’’ That’s what the Yankees’ right-hander told reporters ...