When the New York Yankees traded for Ryan Weathers, it was hard to imagine they would see the results they did so quickly, especially after he failed to get out of the fifth inning in his first start . He then struggled to get out of the fourth in his second. It was an issue of command and not being able to put batters away, more than it was giving up too much hard contact. At that point in the season, it felt clear that Weathers would be the one to go once Gerrit Cole and Carlos Rodon returned, but now, those two starts seem like a lifetime ago. Weathers has been an arm that they can depend on, and a reason why the Yankees own one of the best rotations in baseball. Since the first two starts of the season, Weathers has pitched to a 2.64 ERA in 30.2 innings. On the year in total, he has a 3.03 ERA. New York Yankees pitcher Ryan Weathers (40) delivers a pitch against the Miami Marlins during the second inning at Yankee Stadium.…