nj.com - 16 days ago
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Wang had season-ending shoulder surgery in July.
nypost.com - 12 days ago
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nypost.com —
1. As I wrote in this story, Chien-Ming
Wang's agent, Alan Nero, said his client received a
"very encouraging" report yesterday from Dr. James Andrews and can begin a throwing program on Dec. 1 and could be available for games post-shoulder surgery ...
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3UP: Wang, Matsui and Holliday
riveraveblues.com - 16 days ago
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riveraveblues.com —
The Yankees don’t have many immediate roster decisions
to make as they head into the off-season. They
have just one team option to consider, Sergio Mitre’s for $1.25 million, and they will likely exercise it . Only a few players are arbitration eligible, and of them most are either ...
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Wang to check in with Dr. Andrews
newyork.yankees.mlb.com - 22 days ago
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Wang to check in with Dr. Andrews
River Avenue Blues —
... The Yankees will have more information at hand after Monday, when Wang visits Dr. James Andrews to check up on his right shoulder. If everything looks fine, Wang could be throwing minor league games by April or May. What I wonder is whether that timeframe is worth a potential $5.5, $6 million gamble. That’s what the Yankees would be doing by offering him arbitration. The alternative is to not tender him a contract, meaning he’d be a free agent. There are no guarantees then. ...
Wang To See Dr. James Andrews on Monday
Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog —
From Andy McCullough: Injured Yankees pitcher Chien-Ming Wang said he has an appointment with renowned orthopedist Dr. James Andrews on Monday to inspect his right shoulder. As of now, Wang says he's scheduled to throw a rehab game in April or May. I'm not sure what the Yankees plans are with Wang, but for a team that will need at least one starting pitcher next year a healthy Wang would be a great addition. ...
Wang Has Monday Appointment with Dr. James Andrews
YanksBlog.com —
Andy McCullough of The Star-Ledger spoke with Chien-Ming Wang, who will have an appointment with Dr. James Andrews on Monday as he works his way back from arthroscopic surgery on his right shoulder. As ...
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riveraveblues.com 12 days ago — Following the 2007 season, the Yankees needed pitching. They’d just been eliminated from the playoffs because their ace, Chien-Ming Wang , failed twice to hold down the Cleveland Indians. While Wang was still one of the league’s better pitcher, the Yankees needed more. Not only was ...
Sherman: Yanks May Say Goodbye To Wang —
Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog
From Joel Sherman : But I am getting a strong vibe from Yankee officials that the intention is to non-tender Wang and, perhaps, not even offer him a small base with incentives to return. First, the Yankees will not make a decision based on Dr. Andrews' evaluation. They will wait to see what ...
Wang’s Wing Worth A Flyer? —
WasWatching.com
Some recent reports on the Former-Worm-Killer Wang. First, via TSN -
The Boston Globe reports Yankees right-hander Chien-Ming Wang received a very positive report Monday from orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews on his surgically repaired pitching shoulder.
Wang, 29, underwent arthroscopic ...
Wang Cleared To Begin Throwing On Dec. 1st —
Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog
This is from Ken Davidoff 's Twitter page: Yankees (for now) RHP Chien-Ming Wang's agent Alan Nero says Dr. Andrews cleared Wang to begin throwing on Dec. 1. The quicker he can get himself on a mound the more likely the Yankees are to keep him around. I think it would be wise to do so either ...
Valuing Chien-Ming Wang and Sergio Mitre —
River Avenue Blues
The Yankees have the resources to take on a greater amount of risk than most teams. A misplaced $5 million might seriously hamper a smaller market team, but the Yankees — and the Red Sox, as evidenced by Brad Penny and John Smoltz — can take on a reclamation project and hope for the ...
What Went Wrong: Chien-Ming Wang —
River Avenue Blues
Over the next week or so, we’ll again break down what went wrong and what went right for the Yankees. The series this year will be much more enjoyable than the last.
The 2009 Yankees came into the season sporting one of the most exciting rotations in the big leagues, as imports CC ...
Wang deals with mixed emotions —
Daily News - Sports
Friday's championship parade was pure joy to most Yankees, but it unleashed a flood of mixed emotions for Chien-Ming Wang, who has felt "sad" at times during the Yanks' postseason run because he could not contribute on the field.
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