The Yankees placed Robinson Cano on the disabled list today after an MRI showed a "small tear," Cano said. The Yankees think he will be ready to return after the All-Star break, but they are quick to say that hamstrings are unpredictable.
In other news, righthander Octavio Dotel is slated to throw his first bullpen session in what will be more than two weeks on Saturday and Dave Miley is back managing Triple-A Columbus after missing a few games because of his bad back.
Also, keep an eye on Jesus Colome. The former Devil Rays reliever is making his first appearance for Columbus tonight after redoing his entire delivery with Yankees minor-league pitching coach Gil Patterson down in Tampa the past two months. A good week and Colome could push his way onto the major-league roster.
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ill take anyone but farnsworth right about now
hes lost all confidence in himself
I thought we had Ramiro Mendoza down at AAA? I'd rather see him "give it a whirl," then some guy who has had a "delivery over-haul." Also, Farnsworth is another pitcher who enjoyed success in the NL, only to come over to the AL and get "hammered." Cash better stay away from all NL pitchers, Smoltz included.
Mendoza hasn't regained arm strength since the surgery. He would get bombed.
Not long ago Jesus Colome was a valued reliever for the D-Rays and then he started to mess with his mechanics and got out of whack. If Gil Patterson has him straightened out, he could be a help. It seems like Proctor is headed in the same direction as Tanyon Sturtze was last year. A tired arm from overwork. If Dotel or Colome emerged as a go to righty in the pen, it would ease up on Proctor and Farnsworth could get himself together.
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