New York Yankees starting pitcher Marcus Stroman gives New York Mets' superstar slugger Juan Soto his flowers.

Marcus Stroman Comments Turn Heads After Yankees Win originally appeared on Athlon Sports. After two months on the injured ...

Marcus Stroman is back in the picture. The veteran who had struggled to begin this season and struggled during a rehab ...

Stroman, 34, made three appearances prior to going on the injured list. He surrendered 12 runs (all earned) on 12 hits and ...

Marcus Stroman lit up the Yankees, in the clubhouse and on the mound. Returning from a knee injury that sidelined him for 2 1 ...

The Yankees had high hopes for Marcus Stroman’s return from the injured list and on Sunday, he exceeded expectations. Stroman tossed five innings of one-run ball in the Yankees’ 12-5 win over the ...

Marcus Stroman will be activated by the New York Yankees to start on Sunday after missing 2 1/2 months with left knee ...

The New York Yankees' starting rotation could use a boost, but Marcus Stroman looks more like a problem than a solution ...

Marcus Stroman feels ready to return to the mound for the New York Yankees, able to manage pain in his left knee stemming ...

Trading Marcus Stroman would allow the Yankees to take their payroll below the highest luxury tax threshold, clearing money to address the remaining weaknesses on their roster before Opening Day.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone, right, takes the ball from Marcus Stroman (0) as Stroman leaves during the first inning of a baseball game against the San Francisco Giants Friday, April 11 ...

Aaron Boone believes that Marcus Stroman — who is owed $18 million in 2025 and could be traded before Opening Day — can still be a valuable pitcher for the Yankees this season.