Yankees news: MLB says Yanks have best starting rotation in …

The New York Yankees’ starting rotation has made history this season boasting an impressive streak of 16 consecutive starts with five or more innings and two or fewer runs allowed. This achievement surpasses the previous record of 14 consecutive starts, shared by the 1907 Phillies, 1968 Pirates, and 2022 Mets.¹

The Yankees’ rotation has been phenomenal, with starters posting a 12-2 record and a remarkable 1.00 ERA since May 12. Notably, Gerrit Cole hasn’t thrown a single pitch during this period, making this accomplishment even more impressive. Manager Aaron Boone praised the team’s performance, saying, “They’ve set the tone for us all year long, and have continued through this stretch. It’s been a special, special run by those guys”.

The team’s success can be attributed to its talented pitchers, including:

– *Luis Gil*, with a stellar 1.99 ERA

– *Clarke Schmidt*, boasting a 2.52 ERA

– *Marcus Stroman*, with a 2.76 ERA

– *Carlos Rodón*, posting a 2.95 ERA

– *Nestor Cortes*, rounding out the top five with a 3.30 ERA

These impressive statistics have made the Yankees the only team in the Majors this season to have five pitchers with at least 10 starts and a 3.30 ERA or below. The team’s focus on developing a strong starting rotation has paid off, with scouts and analysts considering them the top contenders for the championship.

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