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Marcus Stroman

Marcus Stroman

W
2
L
1
ERA
2.93
K
28
BB
10
Bio
Height/Weight: 5' 7"/180 lbs
Bat: R
Throw: R
Born: Medford, New York
College: Duke
Draft: 2012 1st round (22nd pick) by the
Toronto Blue Jays
  • Trentonian

    Rizzo's 2-run homer in 4-run first leads Yankees over Athletics

    Anthony Rizzo snapped a lengthy power drought with a two-run homer that capped a four-run first inning, and the New York Yankees held on for a 4-3 win over the Oakland Athletics on Tuesday night. A day after getting shut out for the fourth time in their first 23 games, the Yankees fell behind when Seth Brown hit an RBI double in the first off Marcus Stroman (2-1). Giancarlo Stanton had a go-ahead two-RBI double against Paul Blackburn (2-1) in the bottom half, after which Rizzo hit his second home run and his first since April 7.

  • New York Post

    Yankees' big first inning, bullpen enough to hold off A's rally

    The Yankees have not always scored lately, but when they have, they have preferred big innings. Tuesday, they posted a four-run first inning then spent the rest of the evening clinging to it to beat the Athletics, 4-3, on a chilly night in The Bronx. This came after a four-run ninth inning last Wednesday keyed a 6-4 win over the Blue Jays. A five-run seventh inning Friday was enough to beat the Rays, 5-3. And a four-run fifth inning Sunday lifted them to a 5-4 win over the Rays again. The Yankees (16-8) had a feast in the first inning (batting 4-for-7) then a famine the rest of the night (batting 1-for-21), but Marcus Stroman and the bullpen made sure it stood up for a win over the middling A's

  • Sports Illustrated Inside The Padres News, Analysis and More

    Padres Made Multi-Year Offer to All-Star Starting Pitcher in Free Agency: Report

    Padres Made Multi-Year Offer to All-Star Starting Pitcher in Free Agency: Report Author: Ricardo Sandoval Apr 19, 2024 The San Diego Padres had a relatively quiet offseason, at least for their standards. They traded away their superstar outfielder in Juan Soto, and didn't make any splash signings. At the buzzer, just before they left for Korea, they did bring in an ace in Dylan Cease. But Jon Heyman of the New York Post recently revealed that the team also had their eyes on another starting pitching via the free agent market in two-time All-Star Marcus Stroman. According to Heyman, the Padres made him a multi-year offer. "The Long Islander, who always wanted to be a Yankee, took $37M over two