Marcus Stroman was released by the Yankees after 1 ½ seasons due to inconsistent performance and the need for roster space. He went 3-2 with a 6.23 ERA in nine starts in the current season. After a brief recovery from injury, he had a 4.55 ERA since his activation. The decision stemmed from the Yankees' interest in rookie pitchers, with Cam Schlittler set to take a full-time rotation spot. Stroman concluded his time with a 13-11 record and 4.69 ERA across 39 games.
Marcus Stroman's tenure with the Yankees ended after 1 ½ seasons as the team released him to create roster openings following trade deadline activity.
Stroman posted a disappointing 3-2 record with a 6.23 ERA in nine starts this season, marking an underwhelming performance since his injury earlier in the year.
General manager Brian Cashman aimed to add depth to the rotation but released Stroman to prioritize rookies and accommodate roster positioning for upcoming games.
Stroman concludes his Yankees career with a 13-11 record and a 4.69 ERA over 39 games, showing resilience as he handled his release like a 'pro'.
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