Yankees stock report: Ryan Weathers, Giancarlo Stanton are up. Who is down?

NEW YORK — The movement, spin and velocity of Ryan Weathers’ pitches are generally good enough that he doesn’t have to use pinpoint accuracy when he’s delivering them. He just has to get them somewhere in and around the strike zone, and more often than not, he’ll generate whiffs or weak contact. In baseball parlance, that’s called having better control than command of your pitches.Advertisement