Devin Williams talks his changeup, learning from Gerrit Cole, his perception of the team since joining the Yankees and more

The New York Yankees need to look to add another starting pitcher following Gerrit Cole's injury, and Dylan Cease could be the perfect option.

Gerrit Cole is waiting on second opinions for his elbow injury, but things don't sound too promising. As a result, the Yankees should trade for a big-name arm.

With less than three weeks to go until Opening Day, the starting pitching position is already littered with landmines for Fantasy Baseball players to avoid. The two latest hits came Friday, when George Kirby (shoulder) and Gerrit Cole (elbow) were diagnosed with injuries that will keep them out for the start of the season – if not longer.

Yankees ace Gerrit Cole had imaging on his right elbow and expects to know more about the situation in the next couple of days.

Cole, 34, was tagged for six runs and five hits in 2 2/3 innings during a spring training start against Minnesota on Thursday. He told reporters that he felt good during the outing, but he got more and more sore after it was over.

New York's rotation is suddenly in peril with the loss of Luis Gil (lat strain) and the presumed loss of Cole (elbow)

New York Yankees fans have been holding their breath as they await an update on Gerrit Cole's elbow injury. After GM Brian Cashman admitted he was "pessimistic" about the situation, a report from MLB insider Jim Bowden on Sunday indicated that Cole received a recommendation to undergo Tommy John surgery.

Where there is smoke, there is fire and the Yankees could soon find their season up in flames due to Gerrit Cole’s elbow injury.

While the Yankees didn’t have an official update on Gerrit Cole on Sunday, it was nearly just as revealing of a day about the ace’s condition as yesterday.

Should that be the case, Cole will not return to the mound for the Yankees until sometime in 2026. This follows an injury-plagued 2024 campaign where Cole only made 17 starts. He posted a 3.41 ERA and a 1.126 WHiP in his 95 innings, striking out 99 batters with 29 walks.