Gerrit Cole may be a Yankee fan today, tomorrow, forever, but that didn’t stop him throwing New York’s front office a curveball on Saturday by opting out of his contract. According to ESPN’s ...
In 2019, Cole started Game 5 of the ALDS against the Tampa Bay Rays while pitching for the Houston Astros. The right-handed ...
New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole is set to spend the next four seasons in the Bronx after the two sides agreed to stay together on Monday. Despite previously opting out of his contract ...
Cole’s Excitement Regarding a Return Many Yankees fans may be wondering if Gerrit Cole is happy remaining a New York Yankee for the next four years. He lost Game 5 and ultimately the series and ...
The New York Yankees are sticking with pitcher Gerrit Cole for the long term. Cole opted out of his contract over the weekend, but the Yankees and Cole have decided to stay together, per multiple ...
Gerrit Cole and the New York Yankees have played their hands, each bluffing in a delicate high-stakes standoff that could have severed their partnership, but instead ended with both sides staying ...
SAN ANTONIO — Gerrit Cole opted out and, almost as quickly, opted back in. In short, Cole will be a member of the Yankees' rotation through at least the 2028 season, as scheduled. The ...
Right-hander Gerrit Cole decided Monday to remain with the New York Yankees on the four-year, $144 million contract he opted out of Saturday, the team confirmed late in the day. Originally ...
Gerrit Cole opted out, but the Yankees have the option to quickly opt him back in. In a completely expected move, though one that nonetheless turned plenty of fans’ heads, Cole opted out of his ...
Cole will remain with the Yankees on the four-year, $144 million contract he had previously opted out of, Jeff Passan of ESPN.com reports. Essentially, it's as if Cole didn't even exercise the opt ...
Right-hander Gerrit Cole decided Monday to remain with the New York Yankees on the four-year, $144 million contract he opted out of Saturday, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan. Originally ...