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Yankees starting pitcher Carlos Rodon will return to the injured list, where he began the season, after suffering from a hamstring strain in his most recent start against the Astros Sunday. The Yankees signed Rodon to a six-year, $162 million contract in the offseason. After several mediocre starts following his return in July, Rodon’s first two starts in August were similarly poor. After the former White Sox and Giants ace allowed five runs in 2.2 innings against Houston, the Yankees elected to place him on the 15-day injured list instead of risking further injury. Rodon reportedly wanted to ...
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New York Yankees executive Hal Steinbrenner said he was confused by fans’ frustrations about the team’s performance early in the 2023 season. After 74 games, many of which have been without reigning MVP slugger Aaron Judge, the Bronx Bombers hold a 41-33 record and are third in the AL East. “They are upset,” Steinbrenner told Michael Kay on a recent radio broadcast. “I’m a little confused, this year, being the third week of June, why they’re so upset, but they’re upset and that’s gonna get my attention, of course.” Steinbrenner, the son of late Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, went on to say...
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The New York Yankees might not be done after re-signing Aaron Judge to a mega contract. In fact, the MLB’s most valuable team could be in on another big hitter and a pitcher to help shore up the starting rotation. And the Yankees could be having something big brewing with star shortstop Carlos Correa, according to ESPN’s Buster Olney. “The team I’m watching at the moment—the Yankees,” he said of Correa on sports radio station 95.7 The Game in the Bay Area. “Because I’m definitely picking up a lot of vibes there that yeah they signed Aaron Judge to that $360 million deal, but they’re working on...
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