Brett Gardner

Brett Gardner’s latest attempt to finally come off the ... reliever Rafael Soriano has converted all four of his save chances. — Catcher Russell Martin returned to the Yankees’ starting lineup after he was sidelined on Sunday with a ...  

A good sign for the speedy outfielder. Bryan Hoch of MLB.com says Gardner is "still about 10 days away," but that would qualify as good news after he's had a couple setbacks with his elbow. It sounds like he should resume a rehab assignment soon.  

Anaheim ace Jered Weaver left last night's game in the first inning after apparently injuring his back. It could be a monumental blow for an already underachieving Angels team. - Brett Gardner, left fielder extraordinaire, swung a bat yesterday for the first time in two weeks. He's been on the DL since April 18 with a strained elbow, but could return within 10 days. The last time he tried to come back, he felt pain in his elbow...  

Yankees LF Brett Gardner took dry swings and RHP David Robertson played catch in both injured players' latest rehab steps. Gardner is out with a strained right elbow, and Robertson has a strained oblique muscle. Gardner, who has been out for six ...  

ANAHEIM -- Brett Gardner and David Robertson inched one step closer to coming off the disabled list on Monday, working out at the Yankees' Minor League complex in Tampa, Fla. Gardner took dry swings to test his strained right elbow and Robertson ...  

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- The Yankees went 2-for-2 Monday in receiving positive news regarding two of their injured players, though no dates for the return of Brett Gardner and David Robertson have been set. Robertson (strained left oblique ...  

"I have a concern a little bit about that. The whole season? No,'' Girardi said. "If we have another setback you are probably looking at the All-Star break. You have to make sure that when you go out and play some [minor league] games you don't feel it at all.  

Update: Gardner (elbow) had an MRI on Wednesday that showed that his muscle had healed, but manager Joe Girardi said Gardner was still feeling "stiffness" in the elbow, and the Yankees hope that Gardner will start hitting off a tee on Monday, the Yankees ...  

The New York Yankees could use Brett Gardner back in the Bronx as soon as possible. The Yanks were hoping to have Gardner back a couple of weeks ago, but he experienced a setback and was unable to return...  

"It feels close," Gardner said of picking up a bat. "There's no way to tell until I swing." Gardner was shut down for 10 days after aggravating the injury earlier this month, and his timetable to return is up in the air at this point.  

NEW YORK -- Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner has suffered a setback that will delay his return to the Bronx. Gardner experienced pain and swelling in his right elbow after last night's minor league rehab game with Triple-A Scranton, prompting ...  

--LF Brett Gardner underwent an MRI on his injured right elbow Wednesday, and while the test showed his muscle strain had healed, he continued to feel some stiffness in the arm. Gardner will move his rehab to Tampa on Thursday, but he isn't expected to ...  

WFAN's Sweeny Murti reports that Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner (elbow) could be activated in time for Thursday night's home tilt against the first-place Rays. Gardner, who's been on a brief Triple-A rehab assignment, isn't with Scranton/Wilkes-Barre for ...  

Initially, the New York Yankees placed Brett Gardner on the disabled list with an elbow injury even though his elbow injury didn't seem to be that bad. The expectation was that Gardner would return after the minimum amount of time. About that - that isn't ...  

Just one day after Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte played to a record crowd at Frontier Field, another big name from the Yankees will playing in Rochester. The Red Wings announced that New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner will begin a rehab ...