Brett Gardner (OF)

Yankees injured outfielder Brett Gardner (elbow), who is dealing with a right elbow strain, remains five or six days away from being able to swing a bat, reports ESPN.com on Monday. Gardner is on the disabled list and should return sometime in late May.

RotoInfo.com | May 11th, 1:50pm

Brett Gardner says he won't swing a bat for another 8-to-10 days. He says he needs to make sure his right elbow 'gets right.'

Updating previous reports, New York Yankees OF Brett Gardner (elbow) will not swing a bat ...

According to The Star-Ledger, Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner will be out at least two more weeks after an MRI revealed he reinjured his right elbow. "That's unfortunate," said manager Joe Girardi, who will be forced to keep playing without his best defensive outfielder for another 15 to 25 days.

Brett Gardner will not pick up a bat for 10 days after aggravating the muscle near his right elbow.

New York Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner suffered "a little setback" after playing in a rehab game Wednesday night in Rochester, and has returned to New York to undergo another MRI on his ailing right arm.

The Star-Ledger reported Thursday that Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner has suffered a setback in his rehab from an elbow injury and will go for an MRI. Gardner, who had been on a rehab assignment with Triple-A Scranton/Wilks-Barre, felt soreness and swelling in his elbow.

Yankees manager Joe Girardi said that Brett Gardner had a "little setback" and is being sent for another MRI on his right elbow.

RotoInfo.com | May 10th, 7:30pm

Joe Girardi said Yankees will be without Brett Gardner for another 15-25 days.

RotoInfo.com | May 10th, 7:12pm

Update: Brett Gardner re-strained the same muscle near his elbow. He won't swing a bat for 10 days. Girardi said they won't have him back 'for a while.'

New York Yankees OF Brett Gardner (elbow) suffered a setback with his injured right elbow ...

Brett Gardner (elbow) is no longer with the Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees.

New York Yankees OF Brett Gardner (elbow) will come off the disabled list Thursday, May ...

RotoInfo.com | May 10th, 1:22pm

Brett Gardner had swelling and soreness in his elbow after last night's rehab game. He's going for another MRI.

RotoInfo.com | May 10th, 9:12am

Brett Gardner said on Tuesday night that he 'felt good'? after his first rehab game with Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and his second appearance on Wednesday showed that he may in fact be ready to return to the Major Leagues.Gardner went 1-for-2 with a triple, two walks, and a run scored on Wednesday night as the Triple-A Yankees defeated Columbus 2-1 in Rochester, New York.

RotoInfo.com | May 8th, 2:16pm

05/07 - Sent to Minors For Rehabilitation

RotoInfo.com | May 8th, 12:18pm

Brett Gardner is scheduled to join the Scranton Yankees for a rehab assignment beginning tonight.

RotoInfo.com | May 7th, 9:54am

Brett Gardner will begin a minor-league rehab assignment Monday night at Triple-A, with manager Joe Girardi indicating that he may only need 2-3 games there before rejoining the Yankees' lineup.

RotoInfo.com | May 6th, 12:36pm

Brett Gardner's next destination figures to be Rochester, N.Y., as the outfielder is ready to test his strained right elbow in Minor League rehabilitation games. Gardner is expected to join Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre after hitting in the batting cages at Kauffman Stadium on Sunday. Gardner has not played since April 17 and could need two or three Minor League games to prove that he is ready for big league duty.

RotoInfo.com | May 5th, 2:32pm

Manager Joe Girardi said Brett Gardner would hit on the field Saturday and Sunday and could possibly play in a rehab game Monday.

RotoInfo.com | May 3rd, 6:58pm

Brett Gardner is scheduled to hit in the batting cages on Friday and take live batting practice on Saturday, testing his strained right elbow.

RotoInfo.com | May 3rd, 3:04pm

Brett Gardner says he will hit in the cage tomorrow and possibly on field BP on Saturday.

RotoInfo.com | May 2nd, 1:22pm

Brett Gardner still feels a little pain in his elbow and won't work Wednesday or Thursday. He won't return until Saturday at the earliest.

RotoInfo.com | May 1st, 1:36pm

Joe Girardi says Brett Gardner is looking doubtful to return from the disable list on Thursday.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 30th, 1:32pm

Brett Gardner optimistic about coming back from the disabled list when eligible on Thursday.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 28th, 9:56am

Brett Gardner (elbow) is going to try hitting today and expects to be ready to come off the disabled list when the 15 days are up.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 23rd, 10:46am

Manager Joe Girardi said he's expecting Brett Gardner to be ready to return from the 15-day disabled list when he's eligible, on May 3, when the Yankees will begin a four-game series in Kansas City.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 19th, 1:14pm

Brett Gardner said his elbow didn't start bothering him till Wednesday. He expects to try hitting in 8 to 10 days. Could return when eligible.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 18th, 7:46pm

Brett Gardner placed on the DL with bruised/strained elbow.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 18th, 4:56pm

Gardner was scratched today minutes before gametime after experiencing elbow pain when warming up.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 17th, 8:38pm

Brett Gardner said his right wrist felt better after the game than it did when he made his sliding catch in the third Tuesday. He should be fine.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 14th, 7:02am

Brett Gardner is not in the Yankees Lineup Saturday.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 7th, 3:02pm

Brett Gardner (rest) is not in the starting lineup Saturday vs the Rays.

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