The New York Yankees' season is not off to the most auspicious start, injury wise.
The Yankees went all in on outfielder Aaron Judge this offseason, but still had some cash to sign Rodon to a six-year, $162 million contract to bolster their starting rotation. He was slated to play a major part until this injury, and while Cashman said that Rodon had been through this exact injury last year and played through it, arm and elbow issues are unpredictable.
Fans are right to be concerned, especially since the Yankees haven't had a lot of luck with acquiring pitchers lately. Here's every pitcher the Yankees have acquired since the 2022 trade deadline , and what's currently wrong with them.Lou Trivino, will start 2023 season IL due to elbow ligament strainTommy Kahnle, will start 2023 on IL due to bicep strainThe Yankees begin their season on March 30 against the San Francisco Giants.
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