Yankees' Fried has bone spur removed, to start throwing in Dec.

New York Yankees starter Max Fried had a bone spur taken out of his throwing elbow, but he is expected to begin his throwing program in December, general manager Brian Cashman said Tuesday.

Fried, who turns 33 in January, missed a chunk of last season because of two separate stints on the injured list for a left elbow bone bruise.

Cashman said Fried would be ready for a traditional spring training start despite the procedure.

A three-time All-Star, Fried went 5-5 with a 2.80 ERA across 112⅔ innings pitched in 2026. He's in the second year of his eight-year, $218 million contract he signed with New York as a free agent.