Gerrit Cole has successfully undergone Tommy John surgery, and he's already back facing hitters, sort of. The former Cy Young pitcher is out for the entirety of this season, but that hasn't stopped him from tossing some batting practice to his son, Everett.

Yankees ace Gerrit Cole had an internal brace put in his right elbow as part of Tommy John surgery on March 11. And while he's not projecting a date for his return to the mound, he understands the usual rehabilitation takes about 14 months.

His right elbow scarred and his season ruined before it began, Gerrit Cole has not allowed Tommy John surgery to stop him from pitching. “I still pitch before I go to bed every night,” the Yankees’ sidelined ace said Monday.