Gerrit Cole gives first sign he’s still an ace which would change everything for Yankees
Gerrit Cole showed signs of returning to form by throwing six scoreless innings in a game against the Rays. Despite the Yankees' 4-2 loss, Cole's performance is seen as a potential turning point for the team. With Cole and other key pitchers returning, the Yankees hope to strengthen their rotation and address issues in their bullpen.
- ▪Gerrit Cole received a standing ovation after his six scoreless innings.
- ▪The Yankees lost the game due to offensive struggles and poor relief pitching.
- ▪Cole's return could help the Yankees reclaim one of the best starting rotations in baseball.
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New York Yankees Joel Sherman Gerrit Cole gives first sign he’s still an ace which would change everything for Yankees By Joel Sherman Published May 23, 2026, 12:39 a.m. ET Gerrit Cole walks to the dugout to a standing ovation after throwing six scoreless innings in the Yankees' 4-2 loss to the Rays on May 22, 2026 at the Stadium. Corey Sipkin for New York Post The Yankees hope they will look back fondly on Friday night, May 22, 2026 as a positive pivot point in their season. That the loss for familiar reasons — not enough offense, terrible relief pitching — will blend into the long schedule and be remembered ultimately as a moment of re-entry by Gerrit Cole and that it will be meaningful, yes, because it is Gerrit Cole and if the Yankees get him back in full, then they are reclaiming one…
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