Gerrit Cole was sitting at his locker this week at Angel Stadium, talking about the Yankees’ emerging rotation piece when Will Warren walked by.

Yarbrough earned that ring, pitching in 32 games out of the bullpen for the Dodgers in 2023 and part of 2024 before he was traded. After being released by the Toronto Blue Jays this spring, Yarbrough has had a resurgence with the Yankees. Instead of a bullpen regular, he’s done an exceptional job having moved into the rotation.

The former Los Angeles Dodgers star and now New York Yankees pitcher Ryan Yarbrough recently showed his priceless dedication for the Yanks.

Not long ago, New York Yankees‘ starter Carlos Rodón looked like just another struggling arm in a high-pressure Bronx spotlight. […]

This streak is the longest the Yankees have posted in 39 years, dating back to 1987, according to the game notes. And it’s only the fifth time since 1920 that New York has done it this long. Previous runs include an 18-game stretch in 1953 and 17 games in 1963. So this isn’t just some hot streak. It’s historic.

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Although he was playing for the Toronto Blue Jays at the time of last year's World Series against the New York Yankees, the Los Angeles Dodgers will be awarding Ryan Yarbrough a World Series ring ...

Yankees starter Marcus Stroman has been sidelined since April with a knee injury, but that might be working in the Yankees’ favor regarding a possible trade of the right-hander.

Its a World Series rematch starting tonight at Chavez Ravine. The New York Yankees (35-20) are in Los Angeles to take on the Dodgers (34-22). Max Fried is slated to take the mound for New York against Tony Gonsolin for Los Angeles.