Gerrit Cole will undergo Tommy John surgery. The New York Yankees ace and 2023 AL Cy Young winner will have the procedure on Tuesday, the Yankees announced on Monday. Dr. Neal ElAttrache will perform the surgery.

If the Yankees are going to be able to withstand their recent injury news, their younger pitchers will have to be front and center.

A tough setback for the New York Yankees as Gerrit Cole’s injury forces him out, but Aaron Boone made it clear—the team must keep pushing forward despite everything they’re losing without their ace.

Like with every good horror movie, there is always a twist of fate that plunges the protagonist’s future into uncertain chaos. For the Yankees, Gerrit Cole’s injury rises to this distinction in this New York nightmare.

The Yankees are searching for rotation reinforcements, as Gerrit Cole is facing possible season-ending surgery and Luis Gil will be out for at least three months. Pitching coach Matt Blake talked to YES Network's Meredith Marakovitz about the internal candidates.

As the Yankees awaited Gerrit Cole’s results over the weekend, general manager Brian Cashman told reporters he was “prepared for the worst.” On Monday, after getting a second

Will Warren has pitched well this spring but the Yankees can't expect him or anybody else to make up for the loss of their ace.

Gerrit Cole will undergo Tommy John surgery on his ailing right elbow and miss the entirety of the 2025 season. How will the Yankees move forward?

This will be the second straight season Gerrit Cole’s elbow forces an extended absence, but the Yankees’ ace won’t be returning midseason this time around.