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

Yankees right-hander Marcus Stroman’s isn’t looking at 140 innings as a goal for this season to trigger an $18-million player option for 2026. The extra starter — No. 6 in a five-man rotation — wants to blow by 140 into a territory that he hasn’t been to in any of his last seven seasons.

Marcus Stroman continues to operate in his own little world at New York Yankees spring training, not just refusing to head to the bullpen but now refusing to even acknowledge that he's pitching for a job over the next few weeks.

The New York Yankees received some bad news for starting pitcher Luis Gil. This news could cause the Bronx Bombers to hold onto Marcus Stroman.

The New York Yankees are anticipated to cut ties with veteran pitcher Marcus Stroman before his contract runs out.

The right-hander has a vesting option for next season if he reaches 140 innings this season. With the injury now to Luis Gil, Stroman could very well hit that.

Every New York Yankees fan wanted Brian Cashman to dump embattled starter Marcus Stroman as soon as possible this offseason, but after Luis Gil's shoulder injury, the righty could wind up being a godsend.

This New York Yankees starting pitcher is not guaranteed anything this season and his performance on Sunday won’t help his case.

Stroman had his first chance to solidify his place in the Yankees rotation on Sunday. Instead, he struggled against the Braves.

The hits keep coming for the New York Yankees on the injury front. Giancarlo Stanton and Scott Effross have already been ruled out of Opening Day because of the