News about Gerrit Cole

Jazz Chisholm Jr. and the Yankees got the last laugh on Thursday night after he was repeatedly booed in Kansas City, as the Bronx Bombers took down the Royals to move into the ALCS in four games. Chisholm had claimed that the Royals 'got lucky' after the Yankees' lost Game 2 at home, and the Kansas City fans didn't forget that as they jeered him throughout Games 3 and 4. But with a 3-1 win on Thursday to wrap up the series, those boos were silenced, and Chisholm's teammates had a hilarious way of mocking the opposing fans afterwards.

New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole plunked Red Sox slugger Rafael Devers in the first inning of Saturday's loss in the Bronx, and Boston manager Alex Cora is convinced it was intentional. Devers saw four inside pitches Cole in his first at-bat on Saturday, the last of which caught a piece of the three-time All-Star. Then in the fourth, Cole intentionally walked Devers despite the fact that nobody was even on base. 'I wasn't surprised at all [about the intentional walk] because in the first at-bat I felt that [Cole] hit [Devers] on purpose,' Cora said after the Sox won, 7-1. 'He doesn't want to face him. That's the bottom line. He told us with the intentional walk that in the first at-bat he hit him. He hit him. ... We took exception to that.'

Expletives, racial slurs, and punches were all flying as part of the chaos at Yankee Stadium this week, where the Bronx Bombers dropped a two-game set to the crosstown Mets while both teams' fans took aim at each other. The Yankees were outscored 15-5 during defeats on Tuesday and Wednesday, the first of which was further marred by the vicious brawl that has since gone viral. The footage fails to show how the rival Yankees and Mets fans ended up fighting, but two women and a dozen or so men appeared to be involved in the brawl.

Gerrit Cole, the ace of the New York Yankees and reigning American League Cy Young champion, will suffer with nerve inflammation and swelling in his throwing elbow. "I think we've found that we're just a little too hot a little too quick," Cole said before Saturday's match against Toronto. 'I'm just getting to a point where we simply weren't there yet and recovery wasn't at the same level.' At this time of the year, it's particularly important.' In place of Cole, Nestor Cortes will debut Nestor Cortes at Minute Maid Park in Houston on March 28.

According to reports, Yankees ace Gerrit Cole has avoided the worst-case scenario with his elbow injury, as the pitcher will not need Tommy John surgery. Cole was ruled out for at least two months this week, and it was announced that he would visit esteemed sports surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache in Los Angeles later this week. Cole's visit to ElAttrache went well, according to the New York Post, with the doctor confirming with the Yankees' medical staff that the pitcher did not tear his UCL.

Gerrit Cole, the Yankees' ace, is expected to miss at least one month due to an elbow injury. Cole, 33, underwent an MRI this week, with suspicion of his ulnar collateral ligament in particular. Cole will now be out for a'prolonged time,' and will visit Las Vegas-based sports surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache.

Gerrit Cole's elbow MRI is not the only injury concern for the Yankees to a major celebrity, as Aaron Judge will not swing the bat for a few days after admitting to abdominal pain on Tuesday. The Yankees' top hitter and their best pitcher, Gerrit Cole, are both uncertain to play in New York's first regular-season game at the end of March, with Judge's place now in question. Cole was supposed to have an MRI on his right throwing elbow this week.

Cole's right elbow pains were evident in the locker room, and Yankees manager Aaron Boone expressed irritation. Cole's second start in spring training - set for Tuesday - will be delayed until they hear back from their body. Cortes titled Cole's situation 'alarming,' just over two weeks before the Yankees begin their MLB season.' Cole, who received his first Cy Young Award last season, is the reigning Cy Young champion,' Cortes said. He's a key component of this rotation.' It's difficult to hear.'

It's two pieces of news that will make New York Yankees fans excited for updates and fearing the worst: two of the team's superstars are already injured, and the season hasn't even started yet. According to manager Aaron Boone, starting pitcher Gerrit Cole is supposed to have an MRI after suffering some degree of pain in his right elbow. Cole was supposed to start his second session in spring training on Tuesday, but it was postponed.

On Wednesday, New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole was named unanimous American League Cy Young Award winner. Cole was named the first time in his 11-year career that he was named Cy Young champion. He came close to winning the award several times in his career before receiving all 30 votes this time. To lead the league in innings, the ace right-hander finished the season with 15 victories, four losses, and a 2.63 ERA in 209 innings. He was both the sixth Yankees pitcher to win a Cy Young and first since Roger Clemens in 2001.

Gerrit Cole of the New York Yankees will kick off the All-Star Game for the American League on Tuesday night, while Arizona's Zac Gallen will open on the NL mound. On Monday, AL boss Dusty Baker of Houston and NL manager Rob Thomson of Philadelphia announced their starting lineups ahead of the annual Home Run Derby. Cole will be seated in his sixth All-Star nod for the first time. In 117 innings, he is 9-2 with a 2.85 ERA and 123 strikeouts.

During the seventh inning of the game against the Seattle Mariners Tuesday, New York Yankees ace Gerrit Cole was clearly upbeat. Scott Servais, the Seattle Mariners' manager, wiggled a finger 15 times at Jose Caballero, who landed high up on the backstop. Cole's message was clear and simple: Do not bother with me. After Anthony Rizzo's RBI double in the first inning and Billy McKinney's two-run homer in the second innings, New York improved to 7-0 when Cole pitches following the Yankees' loss. Cole has a 1.87 ERA in those years.

Anthony Volpe, a rookie for the New York Yankees, brought the Bronx faithful to hysteria on Friday night with what some believed to be a walk-off home run against the Boston Red Sox. In the bottom of the ninth, the shortstop received a 3-2 bid from Red Sox Closet Kenley Jansen deep down on the left-field line, only to see the ball fall into foul territory. Volpe came out to put an end to the threat in the ninth inning as Boston defeated New York 3-2 in their first meeting of the season, thanks in large part to another Rafael Devers homer off Yankees starter Gerrit Cole.

As the team surrendered two monumental mistakes to give up a little-league homer, the New York Yankees seemed to be on holiday mode during their game against the San Diego Padres. With eight-hole hitter Jose Azocar at bat and Ha-Seong Kim at second, Yankees starter Gerrit Cole toed the rubber at the top of the second when the match was tied. Both runs were able to score as Azocar blooped a single to center, but two mental lapses by the Yankees allowed both runs to score.

In the series opener against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night, Rookie Anthony Volpe's first-ever walk-off sacrifice fly won the Yankees 6-5. The youngster's triumphantly beat in the Bronx was certainly cause for celebration, but not every Pinstripes fan appeared to be ecstatic. Following the victory, several Yankees fans were seen getting into a mass brawl on the New York sidewalk.

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had six RBI and the Toronto Blue Jays snapped a five-game losing streak with a 20-1 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night, scoring their last ten runs off position players. Guerrero put Toronto ahead with an RBI single off Taj Bradley (3-1) in the first, a run-scoring single in the fifth that opened a 10-0 lead and slammed into a 423-foot grand slam against Luke Raley in a nine-run ninth. Guerrero is hitting.300 with eight home runs and 33 RBI. His six RBI were one shy of his career's record.

Justin Verlander pitched seven innings of two-hit ball for his first victory with the Mets, and Pete Alonso hit his major league-leading 13th home run as New York eked out a 2-1 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday night. Brandon Nimmo had three hits, including a go-ahead single in the fourth, to help the Mets win for the fourth time in 16 games. Verlander had never lost Cincinnati, the only MLB team to have never been defeated. With at least one victory over all 30 current clubs, the three-time Cy Young Award winner became the 21st pitcher in big league history. Gerrit Cole, Zack Greinke, and teammate Max Scherzer were the only active pitchers to do it.

Gerrit Cole won his fifth game after starting a career-long streak, DJ LeMahieu and Gleyber Torres scored back-to-back home runs, and the New York Yankees defeated the Texas Rangers 4-2 on Thursday night. Aaron Judge's first game in Texas since breaking Roger Maris' single-season American League record with his 62nd homer at the Rangers' ballpark in October. In his return to action, the judge struck in his only two at-bats before returning to the hospital due to right hip pain. 'Just a little grab in the hip area.' Just about every right side has been a little stuck up after the headfirst dive the other night,' Judge said. 'It wasn't until the second to the last swing of that at-bat that I felt something grab, and some felt it would be easier to just shut it down and see how we felt after a few days.'

Alek Manoah, a Toronto Blue Jays pitcher, remarked and believed that New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole is the 'worst cheater' in baseball history, as the two pitchers face each other in The Bronx on Saturday afternoon. Manoah appeared on a cooking show for Canadian television network Sportsnet in November, alongside NBA big man Serge Ibaka. Ibaka asked who the best cheater in baseball history was and Cole responded.

The Tampa Bay Rays returned to winning ways on Saturday, Gerrit Cole produced a big shutout for the Yankees, and the Philadelphia Phillies bounced back from a 13-0 loss to 14 runs against the Reds on Saturday. Here, DailyMail.com takes you through all of the MLB polls.

After a pitch-clock error resulted in a walk in the seventh inning, Gerrit Cole was relieved to have escaped Philadelphia's lineup unscathed. 'The Phillies are fantastic.' The lineup is a joke, he said, because they are so good.' The NL champions aren't joking about their home opener. For the third time in four games, Philadelphia was held to two runs or fewer, with Aaron Nola losing to Cole and the Yankees 4-2 on Wednesday in a crucial matchup of premier pitchers.

Congratulations, you've made it. The baseball offseason is over, and we're going full steam ahead of Opening Day on Thursday. Pitchers from all 30 MLB clubs will take the field in just a few hours, with fresh optimism and renewed hope that this is going to be *their* year. There have been a slew of changes, none of which we'll discuss here, but there is certainly more excitement among fans than ever before.

Since Barry Bonds or Mark McGwire admitted to using steroids during their careers, many baseball fans would blame them for their season's highest home runs of 73 and 70 runs respectively. But 24-year-old Manoah claimed the title actually belongs to Cole during an appearance on Serge Ibaka's 'How Hungry Are You?' Manoah asked the question and decided not to answer correctly in order to avoid the forfeit of drinking a cricket-infused, tea-like drink.

When you're the New York Yankees, this isn't good enough, and the usual caveats don't apply. It's not enough to make the playoffs every year, but it does not appear in nearly half of the sport these days. If the results don't add up and you're outspent by your cross-town rivals anyway, it isn't enough to have unlimited funds.