The Yankees' plans for Opening Day have shifted with Gerrit Cole's injury leading them to rely on either Carlos Rodón or Marcus Stroman to start against the Brewers. With their payroll exceeding $300 million, the team will not pursue another major starting pitcher and must depend on existing players. They remain in the market for a right-handed bat to balance their predominantly left-handed lineup, particularly in light of injuries to key players. In a lighter note, Cody Bellinger humorously revisits his 2016 scouting report, noting both his potential and swing difficulties.
With Gerrit Cole out for the year, the Yankees' Opening Day starter will likely be one of Carlos Rodón or Marcus Stroman, with a chance of dingers.
Brian Cashman confirmed no impact starters will be added before the season begins, focusing instead on internal options to survive until the trade deadline.
The Yankees are still seeking an outside option for a right-handed bat, especially with injuries affecting their lineup and Giancarlo Stanton's uncertain return.
Cody Bellinger reflects humorously on his 2016 scouting report, praising his raw power while acknowledging persistent issues with his swing.
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