The New York Yankees are trying to revitalize their spiraling roster. The Yankees’ recent performance has left fans and analysts alike scratching their heads, as the team navigates through a challenging stretch. While their reputation as perennial contenders precedes them, the Yankees find themselves at a crossroads this season. Once again, they are searching for solutions to regain their winning stride.

Aaron Boone, known for his strategic acumen, has left no stone unturned in getting the team back on track. With multiple injuries and many of the star players on the injured list, the manager has made some tactical plans. But how far along will they really help?

Carlos Rodon and Luis Severino Will Soon Be Back On The Mound

New York Yankees’ left-hander, Carlos Rodón, has been on the injured list since Aug. 7 due to a left hamstring strain. He is scheduled to come off the list and start back on Tuesday, per Chris Kirschner. In the series opener against the Washington Nationals, fans have high expectations from the injury-prone pitcher.

Luis Severino, on the other hand, has been having a tough time this season and is scheduled to start for the Yankees the following Wednesday. Will the tables turn for the Bronx Bombers, considering they have been grappling with recent setbacks on the field?

Carlos Rodón, whose impressive left arm has kept hitters guessing all season, now faces the added pressure of donning pinstripes. Rodon is 1-4 with a 7.33 ERA and has allowed eight home runs in 27 innings. His start in the Bronx is undoubtedly generating buzz, as fans eagerly anticipate his performance in Yankee Stadium.

Top Stories

Orioles to Spoil Another Mets Plan as David Stearns Risks Losing $168M Star After Pete Alonso Heartbreak: Insider

Kyle Tucker’s Controversial Call Draws Scrutiny as Grim Free Agency Update Emerges, Per Top Insider

Mets World Series Champion Turns On David Stearns After Team Snubs Pete Alonso in Major Offseason Misstep

“Do Something” — Yankees Veteran Puts Brian Cashman on Notice as Call Grows to Chase Bo Bichette After $75M Miss

Ross Atkins to Part Ways With 4 Players as Blue Jays Chase 25-Year-Old Nationals Star: MLB Trade Rumor

Meanwhile, Luis Severino’s presence in the following game is a storyline filled with both hope and caution. Severino, 29, is 2-8 with a 7.98 ERA in 15 games (14 starts) this season. He too has had his share of injuries but what worries fans is his severe underperformance this season.

A Supposed New Ray Of Hope for The New York Yankees

As the dust settles on injuries and comebacks, the Yankees must now focus on harnessing the potential that Rodón and Severino bring. The pitching duo will undoubtedly be under the microscope, as fans and analysts dissect their performances pitch by pitch. The outcome of these outings could serve as a turning point for a team in need of success.

Read More: “Be Better Than That” – Instead of Owning Up, Aaron Boone Erupts After Costly Aaron Judge Decision Changes Course of Game

In a hopeful statement to ESPN, manager Aaron Boone said, “Those guys are obviously knocking on the door… Those are guys that are pushing their way into the conversation. We’ll see where we are as we continue to move forward.”

Fans wait eagerly to see how the Yankees will fare out of this disastrous season, or whether it will all go belly up.

Watch This Story: Ranking the Top 5 Best Lineups in Baseball