After getting a devastating update on Cy Young ace Gerrit Cole's elbow, the Yankees have been urged to make a deal for 2022's NL Cy Young Award winner.

With spring training rolling on for the New York Yankees, the injuries continue to mount for the franchise. Despite a great offseason for the Yankees, the spring has not been kind to them. While some of their young players have been performing well,

The New York Yankees continue to endure injury troubles during spring training. Giancarlo Stanton is dealing with tennis elbow in both arms and will begin the season on the injured list, and DJ LeMahieu might also miss Opening Day due to a calf strain.

Cole missed the first 75 games of the 2024 season because of a right elbow injury. That same elbow is now threatening to cut into his 2025 season.

As the Yankees await further evaluation on Gerrit Cole’s elbow, the underlying numbers suggest his dominance may already be fading. Beyond the immediate injury concerns, Cole’s performance metrics have steadily declined, raising questions about his long-term effectiveness.

In a grim development for the New York Yankees, ace starting pitcher Gerrit Cole, after experiencing discomfort, reportedly underwent diagnostic testing on his right elbow, as MLB Network's Jon Morosi first reported on Friday night.