New York Yankees pitcher Marcus Stroman sounds like he’d rather be anywhere but the Bronx. Stroman, a full-time starting pitcher for nearly a decade, declared last week he won’t pitch out of the bullpen.

It has been difficult to miss his absence from drills, when some starters are already throwing live batting practice sessions.

Yankees right-hander Marcus Stroman was back after a two-day absence from training camp, but he insists he still wants to be a part of the team's starting rotation.

New York Yankees right-hander Marcus Stroman rejected the notion of pitching out of the bullpen this season after reporting to camp on Friday in Tampa, Fla. Stroman isn't projected to make the Yankees' starting rotation -- and he doesn't agree.

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

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.

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