The New York Yankees have done a lot to recover from losing generational slugger Juan Soto to the New York Mets in free ...

Last January, Marcus Stroman represented the Yankees’ biggest free-agent signing of the month. This January came and went without the club signing anyone to a major league contract, and while ...

The Yankees are still trying to trade Marcus Stroman and are willing to pay down his $18M salary. Should they save money there, the Yankees would have more to spend on an infielder — though don ...

From bullpen to doghouse: The New York Yankees are being held hostage by pitcher Marcus Stroman’s contract just one year after signing the deal. Championship Series - New York Yankees v ...

The New York Yankees are reportedly looking to trade starting pitcher Marcus Stroman this winter and it makes perfect sense. New York is paying Stroman nearly $20 million and the righty wasn't ...

Explore three potential landing spots for Marcus Stroman if the Yankees secure a trade partner, and discover what the future ...

That leaves out righty Marcus Stroman, who’s still plenty capable. Last season, the Yankees left him off their AL Division Series roster and then didn’t use him at all during their postseason ...

When the New York Yankees signed veteran right-handed pitcher Marcus Stroman to a two-year, $37 million deal on January 11, 2024, they were surely hoping he would help provide valuable depth to ...

Marcus Stroman had a strong start with the New York Yankees in 2024. However, his lack of consistency pushed him to the bullpen. The Yanks did not include Stroman in their starting rotation for ...

USA Today's Bob Nightengale reported that the New York Yankees, "are actively trying to deal starter Marcus Stroman and clear his $18 million salary," in a January 7 article. Two days later ...

While it's obviously unclear what this means, Stroman currently finds himself in tons of trade rumors as the 2025 season nears. Stroman, who is owed $18.3 million this year with a vesting option ...

Marcus Stroman entered the offseason as a logical trade candidate and became an even more likely player to change hands when the Yankees signed Max Fried to an eight-year contract. Recent reports ...