The Yankees have six pitchers for five rotation spots. Will they want to pay Stroman $18 million to essentially be a sixth starter?

With Gerrit Cole, Max Fried, Carlos Rodon, Luis Gil and Clarke Schmidt, the New York Yankees seem to have a full starting rotation. As a result, there's no room

The New York Yankees have been aggressive in improving the roster this offseason but there's reason to believe any more additions will have to come by way of some subtraction.After losing superstar slugger Juan Soto to the New York Mets on a historic $765 million contract,

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’t expect Alex Bregman or Nolan Arenado.

A proposed New York Yankees trade would send right-hander Marcus Stroman to the Toronto Blue Jays for two prospects.

USA Today's Bob Nightengale reported earlier in the week that the Yankees were actively looking to deal Stroman. On Thursday, Jon Heyman of the New York Post reported that the Yankees were willing to pay down part of Stroman's salary to facilitate a trade.

The cost of acquiring starting pitching was at an all-time high in December, and the Braves sat back and watched as their two-time All-Star, Max Fried, signed a $218 million deal