There was confusion about which Yankee ordered the code Red (Sox) after a strange intentional walk led to Gerrit Cole unraveling. Cole was rolling through three innings Saturday before issuing a ...

NEW YORK — Gerrit Cole's 150th career win also featured a second pitch clock violation in four weeks. Before the second inning of Thursday's 6-0 win over Cleveland, Cole was flagged for a ...

Safe to say that the Boston Red Sox-New York Yankees rivalry remains alive and well, especially when Gerrit Cole is on the mound for the Bronx Bombers. His history with Red Sox slugger Rafael ...

NEW YORK — With one decision, and four fingers in the air, Gerrit Cole’s start against the Red Sox went from the makings of a masterpiece to a meltdown. The Yankees’ ace was in a groove over ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Gerrit Cole stuck out four fingers ... “I don't know if that’s a thing.” Cole and Boone both took an unusually long time before speaking with reporters after the game.

Boston Red Sox skipper Alex Cora believes that New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole intentionally hit third baseman Rafael Devers with a pitch during the team's 7-1 victory on Saturday. "I felt like ...

Credit: ESA Yankees manager Aaron Boone sends a strong message after Gerrit Cole's abrupt exit against Rangers The dog ...

There’s giving in to a hitter and then there’s giving up. Somewhat shockingly, Gerrit Cole did the latter with Boston’s Rafael Devers in the fourth inning Saturday afternoon. With one out ...

“Obviously, I didn’t communicate that well enough, and I think Gerrit ... giving long-term mega-deals to Mookie Betts and Xander Bogaerts. In a bit of foreshadowing, Cole didn’t hesitate ...

It took about 50 minutes after manager Aaron Boone spoke to the media for Gerrit Cole to emerge in front of a group reporters to explain the bizarre strategy of issuing an intentional walk to ...

New York Yankees right-hander Gerrit Cole surrendered ... at PHI — J.P. Long (@SoxNotes) September 14, 2024 Devers entered Saturday having hit .333/.395/.974 against Cole for his career.