By Bryan Hoch Rodriguez will participate in a simulated game at the Yankees’ complex on Thursday, and general manager Brian Cashman said that the club plans to have Rodriguez begin a new Minor League rehabilitation assignment on Friday. …read more
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By Bryan Hoch Derek Jeter had a CT scan on Thursday that revealed a small crack in the area of his left ankle. With the setback, general manager Brian Cashman said the Yankees were “looking at sometime after the All-Star break” for Jeter’s return. No new surgery is required, but Jeter needs time for the bone to heal.
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By Bryan Hoch Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter will not play in another Minor League game until at least next week, according to general manager Brian Cashman. …read more
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By Associated Press Yankees general manager Brian Cashman says injured shortstop Derek Jeter probably won’t be ready for opening day. …read more
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By Bryan Hoch Derek Jeter will not appear in another Grapefruit League game this spring, according to general manager Brian Cashman, because the Yankees want to be able to backdate his injury if the shortstop must begin the season on the disabled list. …read more
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By Associated Press Yankees general manager Brian Cashman says he doesn’t know if injured captain Derek Jeter will be available to play for New York on opening day. …read more
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By Terence Moore Yankees general manager Brian Cashman delivered an SOS through reporters earlier this week to Chipper Jones and to others in search of help for his team’s injury-depleted roster on a short-term basis. …read more
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By Bryan Hoch The Yankees have signed outfielder Ben Francisco to a Minor League contract and will consider him for a roster spot this spring, general manager Brian Cashman said on Monday. …read more
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By Ian O’Connor For New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman, it’s no Mark Teixeira, no Curtis Granderson, no Alex Rodriguez — and still no problem making the playoffs. …read more
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By Wallace Matthews New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman broke his leg and dislocated his ankle on a parachute jump. …read more
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By ESPNNewYork.com New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman broke his ankle on a parachute jump. …read more
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By Bryan Hoch Yankees general manager Brian Cashman broke his right ankle injury during a parachute jump with the Army Golden Knights on Monday, but said that he still considered the event an “awesome experience.” …read more
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By Richard Justice Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has come too far to turn back now. His vision of the Yankees is one built on player development, on being smart and efficient, and on not overreacting to every crisis. …read more
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General manager Brian Cashman declined to comment Wednesday morning when asked if he was optimistic about signing Robinson Cano to a long-term extension. …read more
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By Adam Berry Phil Hughes will be in a “two-week timeout,” as general manager Brian Cashman put it, after a doctor discovered a bulging disk in the right-hander’s upper back. …read more
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By Paul Casella Though Alex Rodriguez hopes to return from hip surgery sometime after the All-Star break, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman acknowledged in an interview with WFAN on Friday that the veteran third baseman could miss the entire season.
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By Bryan Hoch Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter has removed his walking boot and is beginning to work out at the team’s Minor League complex in Tampa, Fla., according to general manager Brian Cashman.
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By Bryan Hoch Alex Rodriguez’s injury “prehab” is going well, and the third baseman is scheduled to have his left hip surgically repaired later this month, general manager Brian Cashman has confirmed.
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