Yankees Urged Not To Pursue Reunion With 30-Year-Old Hurler
Summary
The New York Yankees are looking to strengthen their pitching staff for the next season. Some players, like Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón, are recovering from injuries and may not start the season on time. There is a suggestion for the team not to re-sign pitcher Michael King, who may demand a costly contract.Key Facts
- The Yankees are expecting Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodón back in their starting rotation, but both are currently injured.
- Rookie pitcher Cam Schlittler performed well in the postseason but lacks experience.
- Former Yankees pitcher Michael King has become a starter with the San Diego Padres.
- King, at age 30, might seek a three-year, $75 million contract.
- Other recent pitcher contracts include Nathan Eovaldi, Sean Manaea, and Yusei Kikuchi, each around $75 million for three years.
- MLB.com's Thomas Harrigan advises against the Yankees reuniting with King due to his injury history and high potential cost.
- The Yankees have other offseason priorities besides re-signing pitchers.
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