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Today in the Journal News

Peter Abraham
February
27

Bobby Abreu will be out two weeks and probably more with a strained oblique muscle. But Carl Pavano is making progress.

Johnny Damon returned to camp and it looks like Chien-Ming Wang will be the Opening Day starter.

Long day at the yard today. Morning workout followed by the intrasquad game at 12:30. We’ll post the lineups when we get them.

This entry was posted on Tuesday, February 27th, 2007 at 6:49 am by Peter Abraham.
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5 Responses to “Today in the Journal News”

  1. Mr. Vegas

    “I don’t know how committed I was. But I’m definitely committed now.” — Pavano.

    Well that’s an interesting comment.

  2. jennifer

    looks to me like MIke wasn’t wrong calling him out.

  3. rbj

    “Which legend will manage the home team?
    “We’re going to flip a coin,” Torre said. “But Yogi will win the flip.”"

    As it should be. And Wang the Opening Day starter? It appears Torre is getting less sentimental in his old age, I’d have thought Moose or Andy had the inside track.

  4. Peter Abraham

    Mr. Vegas: Pavano hung himself with that comment.

  5. 3rd gen yankee fan

    Wang to get the nod!!!! Excellent! I know things can change between now and then, but I’m so excited! For us and for him! GO WORM-KILLER!!!!

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