Max Fried finding form in time to be part of star-studded Yankees playoff rotation he came here for
Perhaps the main reason the Yankees survived so much missed time by Aaron Judge this year was their starting rotation. For all of its success, though, there was no guarantee that their main arms would be available — at the same time — until recently. It has only been the past mon.

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- Published: Sep 30, 2026, 4:38 AM UTC
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