Bronx Banter The Yankees’s DL squad needed a left-hander in to compliment Ivan Nova and Michael Pineda;...
New York Yankees 10 hours agoCBSSports.com Fantasy Yankees pitcher Michael Pineda (shoulder) will throw four innings and 50 pitches at the team's spring training complex on Friday, according to The Star Ledger.Pineda will need to build up more arm strength before embarking on a minor-league rehab assignment. Pineda could last the maximum 30 days once he starts his assignment. The team has yet to issue a concrete timetable for the 24-year-old."I expect him to pitch for us," manager Joe Girardi said. "We've said [he’ll be back] sometime during the summer. I know summer starts officially in about a month. But sometime in the summer, we expect him...
May 16, 2013KFFL New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda (shoulder) is scheduled to throw four innings or 50 ...
May 16, 2013River Ave. Blues Got a trio of injury updates to pass along… Michael Pineda (shoulder) will throw 50 pitches in an Extended Spring Training game tomorrow. Brian Cashman has said they want to stretch him out to 65 pitches before sending him out on an official rehab assignment. Seems like the earliest possible return is late-June. [Jack Curry] [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogInjury Updates: Pineda, Hafner, Joba, More
New York Yankees May 16, 2013Tacoma News-Tribune Too soon to tell if 23-year-old backstop can be slugger Mariners think he can be while gaining defensive skills | It’s been almost a year and a half and some 200 big league games since the Seattle Mariners traded young pitching stud Michael Pineda and Class A pitching prospect Jose Campos to the New York Yankees in exchange for Jesus Montero — the Yankees’ top hitting prospect — and pitcher Hector Noesi.
Seattle Mariners May 13, 2013
Mariners Insider | Tacoma News-Tribune It’s been almost a year and a half and some 200 big league games since the Seattle Mariners traded young pitching stud Michael Pineda and Class A pitching prospect Jose Campos to the New York Yankees in exchange for their top hitting prospect Jesus Montero and pitcher Hector Noesi. And in that time, neither side could lay claim to victory, nor lament failure. It was a trade for need – hitting for the Mariners and starting pitching for the Yankees. But thus far neither team’s needs have been met. It was a trade that was supposed to help both teams. … Read more »
Seattle Mariners May 13, 2013
Seattle Times The good news for ex-Mariner Michael Pineda is that his recovery from shoulder surgery seems to be going well. He is scheduled to pitch...
Seattle Mariners May 12, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Friday there is a plan for when pitcher Michael Pineda (shoulder) will begin a minor-league rehab assignment, ESPN.com reports. Cashman said once Pineda throws 65-70 pitches in back-to-back outings in extended spring training, he will likely advance to the next step with a possible return to New York in June.
May 10, 2013KFFL New York Yankees SP Michael Pineda (shoulder) will make another extended spring start Monday, May ...
May 9, 2013New York Post TAMPA — Michael Pineda’s luck has not been good as a Yankee. Pineda, who is recovering from shoulder surgery and is scheduled to pitch Monday in an extended spring game, came out yesterday after practice and discovered a batting practice home run ball crashed through the back side window on...
New York Yankees May 9, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Yankees rehabbing pitcher Michael Pineda (right shoulder surgery) will make another start during an extended spring training game next Monday, MLB.com reports Wednesday. Pineda's fastball was recently clocked in the mid-90s. He's been feeling good on the mound but the Yankees aren't sure how far away he is from a minor league rehab assignment at this time. "I don't know," Pineda said. "Not that long, because I'm feeling good, working hard and getting ready."
May 9, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy Since we haven't seen him since the 2011 season, it is easy to forget that Yankees starting Michael Pineda was downright dominant for long stretches of his rookie season, even earning an All-Star bid. He blew batters away with a mid-90's fastball and wipeout slider, and his impressive potential is still around at the tender age of 24. Pineda is, of course, recovering from an incredibly risky torn rotator cuff that is very difficult to return from, so it makes sense that he is stashed in just 37 percent of CBSSports.com Fantasy leagues. Still, he has been pitching in extended spring training an...
May 9, 2013The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News A few quick updates from the minor league complex in Tampa. • Mark Newman told me this morning that Michael Pineda is making another extended spring training start today. Cesar Cabral has also been pitching in extended spring training games. “He’s a little bit ahead of Pineda because he doesn’t have to build up innings [...]The post Notes from Tampa: Cabral, Cervelli, Nova, Rapada appeared first on The LoHud Yankees Blog.
New York Yankees May 7, 2013The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News The Yankees disabled list has the 15th-highest payroll in baseball, so it’s little surprise that the past month-plus has been defined by the team’s ability to sustain and withstand injuries. The Yankees have 10 players on the disabled list, but two of those are Michael Pineda and Cesar Cabral, each of whom missed all of last season as well. The bulk [...]The post Replacement level appeared first on The LoHud Yankees Blog.
New York Yankees May 7, 2013River Ave. Blues We’ve got an awful lot to talk about today, no? The Joba Chamberlain and David Robertson injuries, the impending Preston Claiborne call-up, Michael Pineda‘s velocity, the Chris Nelson trade … oh, plus the 6-1 homestand. See you at 1:30pm ET. Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogFriday chat reminderPost from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogFriday chat reminder
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