New York Post | Greg Joyce: Frankie Montas has looked shaky his entire tenure in pinstripes. During the 2022 regular season, he pitched to a 6.35 ERA and 4.93 FIP across 39.2 innings in the Bronx; in his lone playoff inning, he surrendered a homer. Meanwhile, a balky shoulder had forced him to miss 18 days just two weeks before the Yankees acquired him, and it recently prompted him to go under the knife. On Wednesday, Montas finally confirmed what many had surmised: he wasn’t 100 percent when the Yankees got him — the shoulder troubles were largely behind his poor results.
Around the Empire: Yankees news - 3/9/23
