Much like World Series, Gerrit Cole and Yankees wasted America's time with fake 'drama'
The 2024 World Series was supposed to be one for the ages. The New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers - two of the most ...
Yankees' Updated Payroll for 2025 Roster After Gerrit Cole Contract Decision
Gerrit Cole made the strange decision to opt out of his contract with the New York Yankees before deciding to remain with the ...
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Gerrit Cole, Yankees call each others' bluffs in opt-out saga: 'Grass isn’t always greener'
SAN ANTONIO — Gerrit Cole and the New York Yankees each considered the possibility of going through a divorce, with Cole ...
Gerrit Cole Remains With Yankees on Current Deal; What it Means
Gerrit Cole will remain in the Bronx. After exercising the opt-out in his contract, the ace of the New York Yankees has ...
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'Maybe the grass isn't always greener': Inside the Cole opt-out saga
The Yankees and Gerrit Cole agreed to stay together, as Cole returned to New York on the same four-year, $144 million deal he ...
How Gerrit Cole and the Yankees agreed to a reunion
Yankees ace Gerrit Cole will remain In New York under his current deal, which has four years and $144 million remaining.
Gerrit Cole Will Remain on Four-Year Deal With Yankees, Will Discuss Extension
New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole will remain on his four-year, $144 million deal he had opted out of on Saturday, ESPN's ...
Yanks ace Gerrit Cole gives up right to opt out, stays with New York rather than become free agent
Gerrit Cole gave up his opt-out right and will remain with the New York Yankees under a contract that runs through 2028 ...
MLB Rumors: Gerrit Cole to Stay With Yankees on 4-Year, $144M Contract After Opt-Out
New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole is set to spend the next four seasons in the Bronx after the two sides agreed to stay together on Monday.
Gerrit Cole, Yankees stay together on original deal
Right-hander Gerrit Cole decided Monday to remain with the New York Yankees on the four-year, $144 million contract he opted ...
Yankees the clear winners after Gerrit Cole’s about-face
SAN ANTONIO — Brian Cashman played nice. He insisted that, yes, Gerrit Cole opted out of the final four years at $144 million of his contract, but both sides agreed to push the original Sunday 5 p.m.