The Yankees' recent roster changes have left veteran pitcher Marcus Stroman as the seventh starter, compounded by difficulties in trading him despite ongoing offseason discussions. Even with Nestor Cortes' departure, Stroman's financial obligations and the potential for a player option make his trade complex. His recent absence from spring training workouts is not due to a holdout but is permitted under the collective bargaining agreement. Manager Aaron Boone has downplayed concerns, expressing confidence in Stroman's physical condition and emphasizing the importance of respecting players' decisions during this transitional period.
Stroman's current status as seventh on the Yankees' depth chart highlights ongoing trade challenges, while his absence from workouts raises questions about team dynamics.
Manager Boone acknowledged Stroman's absence while emphasizing the player's physical and mental readiness, underscoring the complexities involved in the offseason trade discussions.
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