The New York Yankees made a surprising decision involving Marcus Stroman after he's been involved in trade rumors throughout the offseason.

A man purse was on Yankees pitcher Marcus Stroman’s clubhouse chair and a small travel bag was nearby on the rug when media entered at 8:15 Friday morning. This spring training holdout was over after two days.

Yankees pitcher Marcus Stroman, the subject of trade rumors and the current odd man out of the starting rotation, hasn't participated in the first two workouts.

Marcus Stroman, who missed the first two days of workouts with his fellow Yankees pitchers and catchers — his right under the collective bargaining agreement, which doesn’t require players to be on the field until Feb. 22 — arrived at Steinbrenner Field early Friday morning.

Marcus Stroman will start the Yankees’ spring training opener on Friday against the Rays at George M. Steinbrenner Field, but it has nothing to do with his role or status on the trading block. “It’s just how the live BPs and everything [worked out],

The Yankees will be rolling out some of their most important pieces in Friday’s spring training opener, giving fans a

Marcus Stroman said it himself: he’s a starter. Yankees manager Aaron Boone announced that the veteran right-hander will start the Yankees’ Grapefruit League opener on Friday against the Tampa Bay Rays at George M.

The New York Yankees are giving Marcus Stroman a showcase start in the spring training opening game against the Tampa Bay Rays.

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Aaron Boone spoke with the media today, revealing that the Yankees have named Marcus Stroman their starter for their Spring