PHOTO: Marcus Stroman shares snap of polaroid capturing Yankees camaraderie ft. Aaron Judge, Alex Verdugo and more

Ahead of the 2024 season, Marcus Stroman signed a two-year, $37 million contract with the New York Yankees. With his first season in the Bronx almost reaching the halfway mark, the right-handed pitcher shared glimpses of his experience down in New York and Yankee Stadium.

On Tuesday morning, Stroman shared a montage of photos showcasing his camaraderie with his fellow teammates and his stint in pinstripes. Among them was a Polaroid snap involving him with other Yankees superstars like Aaron Judge, Alex Verdugo, Carlos Rodon, and Anthony Rizzo.

The other snaps he shared were about him in pinstripes, his in-game outfits, his visit to the museum, and his after-game looks.

Stroman is having a good season with the Yankees, with him going 7-4 after 18 starts, where he posted a 3.58 ERA, 1.29 WHIP, and 76 strikeouts. His performance is on expected lines as he and the club both eyeing a deep run in the postseason.

Marcus Stroman yells after infield couldn't convert double play; issues apology afterward

In his June 28 start against the Toronto Blue Jays, Marcus Stroman's emotions were on full display when the Yankees infield couldn't convert a double play opportunity in the fifth inning.

After the game, Stroman defended his outburst, saying his competitive nature took over.

"Yeah, this game can definitely have a lot of raw emotion come out. Stroman said in the postgame interview.

"So, you know, I'm very passionate. I care a lot about winning for this team, for this city. And yeah, sometimes raw emotion comes out. So I checked in with everybody I needed to check in with after the game. And yeah, like I said, it's all directed towards winning and being great out there. Sometimes it's frustrating."

Marcus Stroman followed it up with a tweet on social media where he acknowledged losing his cool and said that he should have been better.

"The squad went crazy today. Love to see it. Raw emotion and passion are part of the game. When you care deeply…frustrations come into the light. That’s on me for losing my cool. I have to be better. Truly love this team and will always compete at the highest level for my brothers. On to the next! @Yankees," he wrote on X.

The camaraderie within the Yankees group is something to behold as the team eyes their first World Series title since 2009.