Around the Empire: Yankees news - 3/10/25
Briefly

The New York Yankees are facing a critical situation as Gerrit Cole's MRI shows a potential need for Tommy John surgery on his injured right elbow. This injury, from the previous season, significantly strains an already depleted rotation, exacerbated by other key players' injuries. To mitigate the impact, veteran pitcher Carlos Carrasco is shining in spring training, showcasing improved performance. Additionally, J.C. Escarra is making strides in his bid for a roster spot, further complicating the Yankees' roster considerations as they prepare for the season ahead.
The Yankees face a potential crisis with Gerrit Cole's elbow injury, considering Tommy John surgery, which demands a lengthy recovery and impacts the team’s rotation.
Carlos Carrasco's resurgence in spring training presents the Yankees with a viable option to compensate for Cole’s absence, showcasing improved speed and solid performance.
J.C. Escarra has made a strong impression this spring, hitting two home runs and performing well, potentially securing his spot on the team's roster.
With Cole possibly opting for surgery and uncertain recovery for Stanton, the Yankees need to navigate a challenging pitching landscape.
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