Healthy Eric Reyzelman dreaming big and opening eyes after surprise Yankees breakout
NY Post
CLEARWATER, Fla. — Eric Reyzelman’s breakout season surprised even Eric Reyzelman.
Last year, the Yankees prospect was largely happy just to be back on a mound.
He had undergone Tommy John surgery as a freshman at the University of San Francisco.
He finished collegiately at LSU, where he just about threw only a fastball and rode that fastball to become a fifth-round pick of the Yankees in 2022.
He proceeded to appear in just nine games in his first two professional seasons because of more injury issues: Back pain was sourced to a cyst on his back that required a series of surgeries to fix.
He took the mound in 2024 as a forgotten prospect who finally was healthy and now was differently equipped: a one-pitch arsenal had expanded to three, having learned a slider and changeup while rehabbing.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Early in the third period of the Rangers’ eventual 3-2 overtime win over the Wild on Thursday night, Minnesota forward Devin Shore incidentally skated into Matt Rempe and ricocheted off the big-bodied 22-year-old.
TAMPA — Carlos Rodón brought up the lasting taste in his mouth and the mouths of his teammates and the team’s fans.
If James Dolan could go back and change history, Vinsanity would have starred on Broadway — not off the New Jersey Turnpike.
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SAINT PAUL, Minn. — After bleeding losses over the last week or so, the Rangers finally patched it up.
TAMPA — While the Yankees starting rotation is scrambling to plug the injury holes, the bullpen is looking brighter with Ian Hamilton showing progress as Opening Day approaches.
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PORTLAND — Winning cures all.
TAMPA — The cosmic event that is Gerrit Cole’s surgery has eclipsed all other issues facing the Yankees, including a significant one.
PORTLAND — At the risk of being randomly chosen to pee in a cup, Mitchell Robinson declared he feels good about his leaner physique.
It’s about to get DangeRuss in New York.
Regarding the Rangers, in the midst of their third losing streak of four games or more (0-2-2 this time) within their last 47 contests while going into Minnesota on Thursday to face the Wild.