What’s wrong with the Yankees’ Luis Severino? There are only theories | Klapisch
NEW YORK – Ever since those sunny, carefree days in spring training, when the Yankees looked great on paper and the road to October was a lock, they counted on the starting rotation to become the armor. And why not?
Lining up behind Gerrit Cole, the Bombers had power (Carlos Rodon and Luis Severino), deception (Nestor Cortes) and a greyhound with a killer curve ball (Domingo German). There it was — the shifting of the tectonic plates the franchise had been waiting for since 2009.
Except none of it has gone according to plan. Not one thing. Injuries and inconsistencies