For the time being, Yankees right-hander Marcus Stroman is an extra starter who will make $18 million this season.

Marcus Stroman entered last spring, his first with the Yankees, with a clear role: unquestionably, a member of the starting rotation. This spring? Without a defined role but regardless of what that will be,

Aaron Boone addresses Marcus Stroman’s future with the Yankees—what does it mean for the 2025 MLB season? Marcus Stroman will remain part of the New York Yankees‘ pitching rotation for the 2025 MLB season.

With pitchers and catchers reporting, the manager answered multiple questions regarding DJ LeMahieu and Marcus Stroman, the latter of which spoke with Boone at George M. Steinbrenner Field earlier

A right forearm strain has stopped reliever Jake Cousins from throwing and could keep him off the Opening Day roster, manager Aaron Boone said on Tuesday. The team, however, is encouraged by his recovery.

Aaron Boone at least acknowledged that the situation has the potential to be “awkward” this spring for Marcus Stroman. But with the Yankees veteran entering camp as a trade candidate and the likely odd man out of the rotation if the top five starters stay healthy,

A trade pitch has the New York Yankees trading Marcus Stroman to the Atlanta Braves for a top pitching prospect.

The plan, according to Yankees manager Aaron Boone, is to hold a competition at third base this spring. With Jazz Chisholm Jr. moving over to second base, three internal options — DJ LeMahieu, Oswaldo Cabrera and Oswald Peraza — will have a chance to win the starting job at camp.

The New York Yankees expect begin their 2025 season with Marcus Stroman as part of their pitching staff — something that was far from guaranteed all winter as trade rumors swirled. Yankees manager Aaron Boone,