All news on the topic: Gerrit Cole

On Monday, Gerrit Cole made important progress in his recovery from Tommy John surgery

Gerrit Cole was seated at his locker at Angel Stadium this week, discussing the Yankees' up-and-coming rotation member when Will Warren passed by

Mark Leiter Jr. may be enjoying a feeling of being more settled in his first full season with the Yankees, thanks in large part to his father.

Hidden beneath his 5.65 ERA over seven starts are some promising indications that New York Yankees right-hander Will Warren has the potential to succeed in the majors, even if he hasn't achieved consistent outcomes yet

Seeing Gerrit Cole begin to reintegrate himself into daily Yankees life now that he is not in a sling or brace was a reminder that the Yankees’ post-Juan Soto plan would be really percolating with rotation health.

Tuesday marked the eighth week since Gerrit Cole had Tommy John surgery on his valuable right elbow, and he has successfully completed the most demanding phase of his rehabilitation

The injuries to Gerrit Cole, Luis Gil and Clarke Schmidt produced two problematic structural problems for the Yankees rotation.

An Opening Day start is often an honor, but at times just a necessity. Someone has to do it.

Considering the situation with the Yankees' pitchers, monitoring nearly every starting pitcher during spring training will be crucial for the team. Despite Cam Schlittler having a challenging game against the Pirates, resulting in a 9-1 defeat for the Yankees on Tuesday at LECOM Park, the righty appears to be a player to watch, even if he stays more on the periphery of the race for Gerrit Cole's rotation position

Gerrit Cole was scheduled to undergo Tommy John surgery on Tuesday, which is expected to have significant effects on the Yankees. This begins with Max Friend stepping up as the new top starter

The New York Knicks aren’t the only New York team facing a stress test. In fact, the resilience factor of your beloved local sports teams are on full display at the moment.The Yankees and Mets’ spring training camps look like infirmaries. The Rangers and Islanders are facing uphill battles for playoff contention. And, with NFL free agency in full swing, the Jets and Giants are fighting for relevance.

Spring is a time for optimism, but that’s in short supply now in Yankees camp after the news that Gerrit Cole will undergo Tommy John surgery.

Will Warren was tested in what he termed a “gritty” outing against a Tigers lineup made up mostly by regulars at Steinbrenner Field.

Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole is consulting with Dr. Neal ElAttrache to have his elbow injury evaluated and to decide if he requires Tommy John surgery, which would end his season

Aaron Judge is "hoping and praying" for the best for Gerrit Cole and has discovered a positive aspect in an otherwise gloomy Yankees camp

What sets the Dodgers apart from other teams like the Yankees and Mets is their even more formidable depth

Although the Yankees did not provide an official update on Gerrit Cole, today was almost as enlightening about the pitcher's status as yesterday was

Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole explained the specifics of the Yankees' newly revised facial hair policy, which underwent significant changes on Friday

Max Fried and Gerrit Cole are two distinct pitchers on the field, yet they share a similar level of skill and determination to excel

Jonathan Loáisiga is glad to be back with the Yankees, even though he probably won't be pitching for them during the first couple of months of the season

Gerrit Cole discussed the offseason contract issues with the Yankees during spring training on Wednesday

The hunt for Roki Sasaki is over, which likely means most of the drama around the Yankees rotation is over for the rest of the offseason.

Brian Cashman acted cordially

Gerrit Cole is set to head the Yankees pitching lineup next season, but he won't have the fifth year in his contract that he was looking for

As the 5 pm Eastern deadline approaches regarding whether the Yankees will extend Gerrit Cole's contract to include a fifth year at $36 million, on top of the four years for $144 million he is already owed, one might ask: Who holds the upper hand in this situation?