New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole consulted with Dr. Neal ElAttrache regarding possible Tommy John surgery on his elbow, prompted by discomfort after a spring training game. Initial MRI results suggested surgery was necessary. Yankees GM Brian Cashman voiced concern over Cole's ability to contribute this season. ElAttrache's prior interventions for Cole have included resting for a nerve issue last year, but current circumstances indicate that surgery may be unavoidable. Cole's performance in the past season showed signs of strain, raising further alarms about his pitching future.
Yankees ace Gerrit Cole is seeking a second opinion from Dr. Neal ElAttrache on his elbow injury, which might necessitate Tommy John surgery.
After a concerning spring start, Cole’s initial MRI suggested Tommy John surgery, casting doubt on his availability for the upcoming season as his discomfort worsened.
General manager Brian Cashman expresses pessimism on Cole's condition, hinting that he expects the worst regarding the ace pitcher’s recovery and season outlook.
Dr. ElAttrache, a leading specialist, previously advised rest for Cole during a nerve issue last season, but it appears surgery is now likely.
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