Marcus Stroman is ignoring his Yankees reality

Yankees’ Marcus Stroman makes bold prediction after insisting he’s not ‘competing at all for spot’
Yankees right-hander Marcus Stroman’s isn’t looking at 140 innings as a goal for this season to trigger an $18-million player option for 2026. The extra starter — No. 6 in a five-man rotation — wants to blow by 140 into a territory that he hasn’t been to in any of his last seven seasons.
Marcus Stroman is ignoring his Yankees reality as uncertainty lingers
Marcus Stroman does not feel he needs to win a rotation spot, because in his mind he is not competing for a spot.
Marcus Stroman continues to show the Yankees that he's living in a parallel universe
Stroman faded badly in his first year in the Bronx, pitching to a 5.98 ERA in the second half and becoming an afterthought on the team's postseason rosters. His contract quickly went underwater, and the team wasted no time signaling that it wanted to move on,
Marcus Stroman says he doesn't view his spring as being in a 'competition' for a starting job
Yankees pitcher, after a two-inning live batting practice session Tuesday, said 'I'm trying to throw 200 innings, so this is a building point.''
Marcus Stroman to start Yankees’ spring opener with pitcher in trade limbo
Stroman will start Friday’s game against the Rays at Steinbrenner Field, manager Aaron Boone said Wednesday, putting the potential odd man out of the Yankees’ rotation right into the spotlight. The veteran right-hander has not faced hitters since arriving at camp on Friday, but had done so beforehand and will just throw one inning on Friday.
Marcus Stroman has ‘zero’ regrets following bullpen comments as Yankees win spring opener
The righty, the subject of trade rumors and apparent odd man out of the Yankees’ rotation, started the club’s spring training opener at George M. Steinbrenner Field on Friday. Shortly after exiting what became a 4-0 win over the Rays, Stroman added he has “zero worry” about how the Yankees’ rotation will shake out.
Why Yankees picked Marcus Stroman to start spring training opener
Marcus Stroman will start the Yankees’ spring training opener on Friday against the Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field, but it has nothing to do with his role or status on the trading block. “It’s just how the live BPs and everything [worked out],
Marcus Stroman reports to Yankees camp and insists he won't go to the bullpen
Marcus Stroman has reported to New York Yankees spring training after missing the first two days of workouts and said he will refuse to pitch out of the bullpen
Yankees' Marcus Stroman gets 100% real on rotation uncertainty
Marcus Stroman stays confident about his role in the Yankees' rotation despite uncertainty, doubling down after his Grapefruit League outing.
Yankees’ Marcus Stroman starts opener, then doubles down on ‘I’m a starter’ stance, has ‘zero’ regrets
Yankees pitcher Marcus Stroman had more interesting things to say after he pitched a scoreless inning starting Friday's Grapefruit League opener.
Yankees' Marcus Stroman: Not starting Tuesday anymore
Stroman, who had been scheduled to start Tuesday against the Twins in Fort Myers, will stay back in Tampa to pitch live batting practice instead, Bryan Hoch of MLB.com reports. Stroman logged a scoreless inning with two hits allowed and one strikeout in his first start of the spring last week.
Yankees Notes: Marcus Stroman has ‘zero regrets’ over bullpen comments, JT Brubaker struck by comebacker
Here are some notes on Marcus Stroman and JT Brubaker from the Yankees’ Grapefruit League opener Friday against the Rays.
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Marcus Stroman returns to Yankees camp, insists ‘I’m a starter’ and ‘won’t pitch in the bullpen’
TAMPA — Marcus Stroman returned to Yankees camp on Friday. The righty reported on time for a mandatory physical on Tuesday but did not participate in official, on-field workouts at George M.