Gerrit Cole

Cole won’t be able to pitch for the Yankees until at least the end of May, but he's been an instrumental presence for the team so far.

NEW YORK — New York Yankees starting pitcher and reigning American League Cy Young Award winner Gerrit Cole, who is currently sidelined with an elbow injury until late May, spoke out against Major League Baseball’s statement that the pitch clock is not a contributing factor to the rise of pitcher injuries across the sport. “When I read the response from MLB — I didn’t think it was very thorough,” Cole told reporters in front of his locker Monday afternoon. “To be able to say you implement something in one year and it has no effect is shortsighted. We are...

The reigning Cy Young Award winner will go three to four weeks without throwing as he recovers from elbow nerve inflammation and edema.

Gerrit Cole flew to Los Angeles to visit renowned surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache and get a second opinion on his elbow.

While MRIs are “very sensitive” at catching ligament tears, “no test is 100 percent sensitive," the doctor said.

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Cole will meet with sports surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache in Los Angeles for further testing to completely rule out Tommy John surgery.

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The reigning AL Cy Young winner had an MRI on his right elbow on Monday.

Cole, the reigning American League Cy Young winner, has been one of the most durable pitchers of his generation.

Yankees GM Brian Cashman said that some of the team's injuries in 2023 were "probably brought on by...not being in the best place to start."

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Blacke Snell's 2.25 ERA led MLB while Gerrit Cole, who played in one more game, was a close second with a 2.63 ERA.

"To him, a true starter values...going deep into games and getting wins. That's what starting pitching is about," Schmidt said of Cole.

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Cole threw a complete game in Toronto to finish with a 15-4 record and a 2.63 ERA, numbers that should bring him the Cy Young.