Around the Empire: Yankees news - 6/13/25
Briefly

Jake Cousins, a right-handed reliever for the Yankees, has experienced a setback in rehabilitation indicating a potential UCL injury, raising fears of Tommy John surgery. Meanwhile, the Yankees have made notable pitching roster changes, including optioning Brent Headrick to Triple-A and releasing Brandon Leibrandt to pursue a contract in Taiwan. They recalled Scott Effross, who has been recovering from injuries impacting his performance. Additionally, an in-depth profile of Aaron Judge highlights not only his professional achievements but also his personal life and the historical context of the Yankee Stadium area.
Steve Adams notes that Jake Cousins is dealing with a potential UCL injury, a concerning setback for the Yankees pitcher, who hasn't played this season.
Randy Miller reports on the Yankees' pitching moves, highlighting Brent Headrick's optioning and the release of Brandon Leibrandt to enable his signing with a team in Taiwan.
Greg Joyce describes the Yankees recalling Scott Effross amid a series of pitching changes, detailing his struggles with injuries and performance in the minor leagues.
Wright Thompson explores Aaron Judge's life and career, offering insights into the Yankees captain’s personal experiences, alongside reflections on the history surrounding Yankee Stadium.
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