The former Los Angeles Dodgers star and now New York Yankees pitcher Ryan Yarbrough recently showed his priceless dedication for the Yanks.

Yarbrough actually has five pitches (fastball, cutter, sinker, change-up, sweeper). Each one has a different velocity, some in the 70s, some as soft as 67-mph. They attack different quadrants of the strike zone.

After Gonzalez reached base, Abraham Toro looped an RBI single to center. Trevor Story then cleared the bases with a double to left. Story’s double, ripped at 106.4 mph, deflected off the glove of a well-positioned Reyes before bouncing all the way to the corner of Yankee Stadium’s left field wall.

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The Dodgers gave Detroit Tigers starting pitcher Jack Flaherty his World Series ring on the field at Dodger Stadium on March 30. Flaherty made two appearances for the Dodgers in the World Series, including starting the deciding Game 5. Flaherty agreed to a two-year, $35-million deal with the Tigers in the offseason.

The testimonies so far in 2025 for the New York Yankees have been extremely front-facing with a healthy display of skill sets.  As June settles in, the club can pay more attention to some of their assets and flaws,

Ryan Yarbrough picked up a dazzling World Series ring from his time with the Los Angeles Dodgers last season. Then he went out and beat them.

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