With the other eye, though, general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone can start plotting their postseason plans. Even if the Yankees somehow finish behind Baltimore, they are virtually assured of a wild-card berth.

One of the biggest storylines to watch as the regular season comes to a close is what the New York Yankees will do with their starting rotation in the postseason. Yankees manager Aaron Boone just provided some clarity about what he is planning to do.

Marcus Stroman will be moved into the bullpen by the New York Yankees next week as they attempt to hold off Baltimore in a close race for the AL East crown.

The Yankees’ rotation has a new odd man out. This time it will be Marcus Stroman whose turn will be skipped as the club trims a six-man rotation down to five. Stroman recently has been the weakest link,

The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox continue their four-game series on Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium.

Prior to the New York Yankees' 5-4 defeat over the Boston Red Sox on Friday night, it was announced that pitcher Marcus Stroman would be moved into the bullpen for this upcoming turn of the rotation.

Boone has had six healthy starting pitchers at his disposal since the Yankees reinstated Luis Gil and Clarke Schmidt from the injured list this past weekend. At first, it was Nestor Cortes who lost his spot in the rotation;

Aaron Boone’s tenure as manager of the New York Yankees could be hanging on with their postseason fate as the World Series drought stretches to 15 years.

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