“Overall body-wise, I felt great,” Stroman, who was taken deep by Austin Riley and Matt Olson, said during an 11-1 loss to the Braves at CoolToday Park. “Just made some bad pitches that they capitalized on, but definitely good to get the workload up, get into the third and then just kind of build from there.”

When the New York Yankees gave starting pitcher Marcus Stroman a two-year, $37 million contract last year, they believed he could give them a steady ERA in the threes and some consistency. April and May went by,

Marcus Stroman got off to a bad start against the Atlanta Braves in spring training, and Yankees fans are worried about his performance.