The New York Yankees’ pitching rotation is currently stable, led by Max Fried and Carlos Rodón, with Clarke Schmidt impressively throwing 25 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings. Columnist Jon Heyman notes there's no immediate need for starting pitching, especially with the expected return of Luis Gil, whom the team views as a valuable addition akin to a trade acquisition. Instead, the Yankees appear focused on enhancing their bullpen, despite already ranking eighth in the league with a 3.46 ERA. Heyman highlights that the front office seeks to bolster their late-inning options rather than pursue major rotations changes, indicating a strategic shift towards strengthening their bullpen for the upcoming stretch.