Gerrit Cole closer to Yankees return after latest rehab start - ESPN
NEW YORK — Gerrit Cole pitched 4⅔ innings of one-run ball on Sunday in his second start for Double-A Somerset, another step toward returning to the New York Yankees' rotation.
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Yankees' Gerrit Cole cruises in first rehab start at Double-A - ESPN
BRIDGEWATER, N.J. — Gerrit Cole did not have any trouble finding adrenaline in his first minor league appearance in eight years Tuesday night.
Yankees' superb starting pitching accomplishes feat not seen in 131 years
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Luis Gil sets Yankees' rookie record with 14 strikeouts - ESPN
NEW YORK — Luis Gil struck out 14 to set a franchise record for a rookie while Juan Soto had his first multihomer game of the season in the Yankees' 6-1 drubbing of the Chicago White Sox on Saturday.
Yankees ace Gerrit Cole takes next step, throws off mound - ESPN
NEW YORK — New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole threw off a mound Saturday morning for the first time since being shut down in mid-March, checking off another box in his road back from an elbow injury.
Hall of Famer Pedro Martinez blames teams for pitchers' elbow injuries: 'Perfect lethal combination'
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OutKick Exclusive: Why Are Younger Pitchers Getting Hurt More?
With the Major League Baseball season currently underway, one of the hottest topics has been what's been happening on the pitching mound - but for all the wrong reasons.
Why MLB must act now on alarming rate of pitching injuries - ESPN
It's all so ugly. Every day, it seems, another ulnar collateral ligament falls prey to the mere act of throwing a baseball. In a recent 48-hour period, Eury Perez, Shane Bieber and Spencer Strider — the best young pitcher in baseball, the 2020 American League Cy Young winner and the game's current strikeout king, respectively — all went down with damaged elbows. A game already too thin on starting pitching continues to lose its greatest talent at an alarming rate.