The New York Yankees have some work to do in the starting rotation after what has been a barage of devastating injuries through spring training. Losing reigning American League Rookie of the Year Luis Gil for at least three months was a tough blow,

The New York Yankees are looking to build off of their run to the World Series last year, where they fell short to the Los Angeles Dodgers in five games. Last season was a golden opportunity for the Yankees to break through and end their 15-year championship drought,

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As spring training continues on for the New York Yankees, their starting rotation looks far different now than it did a couple of weeks ago. After a strong offseason, the Yankees appeared like they were going to have one of the best starting rotations in baseball.

The Yankees are heading into the regular season with several key injuries, and that has opened the door for a few unexpected names to make a push for roster spots. Three prospects, in particular, have taken full advantage of the opportunity—each carving out a role that,