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| Sergio Mitre has been removed from the Yankees' starting rotation, according to The Journal News. Chad Gaudin will replace him for the final two weeks of the regular season. |
Our View: Finally. In 11 appearances (nine starts) for the Yanks this season, Mitre is 3-3 with a 6.88 ERA. He could make their postseason roster as a long-reliever, but it doesn't seem likely at this point.
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| Sergio Mitre was lit up for seven earned runs on eight hits over five innings in Tuesday's 10-4 loss to the Jays at Yankee Stadium. He had one walk with two strikeouts, and was tagged for four homers. |
Our View: Mitre fell to 3-3 with a 7.63 ERA following his nightmarish outing. Mitre continues to struggle, as he gave up 16 earned runs over two starts this month (both against Toronto).
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| Sergio Mitre got blown away by the Blue Jays on Sunday, surrendering 11 runs in just four innings, as the Yankees got blown out 14-8 in Toronto. |
Our View: It's hard to see Mitre and his 7.02 ERA getting many more chances down the stretch.
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| Sergio Mitre is slated to start Sunday's game at Toronto, according to the New York Post. |
Our View: Mitre was scratched from Thursday's start due to a bruised forearm. A.J. Burnett has been moved back to Monday to pitch one of their games in a doubleheader with the Rays. CC Sabathia will pitch the other, and skipper Joe Girardi did not decide the order yet.
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| Sergio Mitre has been scratched from Thursday's start while nursing a bruised forearm, according to the New York Post. |
Our View: Mitre felt good while throwing off flat ground, but is not quite ready to pitch for New York. Chad Gaudin will replace him in the rotation Thursday against Toronto.
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| Sergio Mitre did not throw his scheduled bullpen session today, and only participated in light catch, according to the Star-Ledger. He was struck on his forearm in his last outing, and may miss Thursday's scheduled start. |
Our View: Skipper Joe Girardi noted that Mitre's status is in question, and the club will know more on Tuesday. Chad Gaudin is preparing to make a spot-start if needed.
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| Sergio Mitre was in control from the hill in Saturday's 10-0 win over the White Sox at Yankee Stadium, as he only surrendered one hit over 6.1 innings. He had one walk and fired two strikeouts. |
Our View: Mitre improved his record to 3-1, and bounced back well from his last start, when he was tagged for four earned runs over two innings at rival Boston.
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| Sergio Mitre surrendered five runs (three earned) on six hits over five innings in Monday's 5-4 loss to the Jays at Yankee Stadium. He had one walk and six strikeouts, and gave up two homers. |
Our View: Mitre was handed his first loss of the season, and allowed three or more earned runs in each of his five starts. He has a 7.04 ERA and is just an option for deeper fantasy leagues.
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| Sergio Mitre gave up three earned runs on eight hits over 4.1 innings in Wednesday's 8-4 win at Toronto. He had two walks and three strikeouts. |
Our View: Mitre ended the night with a no-decision in his short outing. He only has one win over four starts, and allowed three or more earned runs each time. He should not be considered for fantasy duty outside of deeper leagues.
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| Sergio Mitre was rocked for five earned runs on seven hits over three innings in Friday's 10-5 loss at Chicago. He had two walks and one strikeout. |
Our View: Mitre has allowed nine earned runs over his last two starts, and only pitched eight innings over the span. He is only an option for deeper fantasy leagues.
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| Sergio Mitre allowed four earned runs in five innings against the A's on Sunday, but managed to earn a no-decision, as the Yanks won 7-5. |
Our View: Mitre has allowed four runs in both of his starts since being inserted into the Yankees rotation, and isn't a great play going forward.
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| Sergio Mitre surrendered four runs (three earned) on eight hits over 5.2 innings in Tuesday's 6-4 win over the Orioles at Yankee Stadium. He had one walk and four strikeouts. |
Our View: The Yankees helped Mitre earn a win in his first start since 2007, and he is worth consideration as a flier for AL-only leagues if you need pitching help.
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| The Yankees have purchased Sergio Mitre's contract from the minors, according to TSN. Brett Tomko was designated for assignment to make room on the roster. |
Our View: Mitre will start tonight's home game against the Orioles. He has not appeared in the majors since 2007, and is not a recommended fantasy option in his first back. He is certainly worth adding as a flier for AL-only leagues though. He held a solid 2.40 ERA over 45 innings in Triple-A prior to his promotion.
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| According to the Associated Press, Yankees' pitcher Sergio Mitre will join the rotation and be the team's fifth starter while Chien-Ming Wang is on the DL. Mitre is expected to be called up by the team to start Tuesday in Baltimore. |
Our View: Mitre has been very good in the minors this season, and he seems to be the best candidate for the job at this point. Fantasy owners may want to wait and see how he performs at this level before making a move on him, but AL-only leaguers who are desperate for starting pitching could use him this week.
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| According to the Sun-Sentinel, rehabbing starter Sergio Mitre is the most likely candidate to fill the fifth spot in the Yankees' rotation. |
Our View: Assuming the Yanks don't make a deal, Mitre looks like the guy. He tossed eight shutout innings for Triple-A Scranton yesterday and is now 3-1 with a 2.40 ERA. In his seven starts he has racked up 35 Ks against just five walks. The Yankees would like move Xavier Nady to the 60-day DL to free up a spot for Mitre on the 40-man roster. He's worth a look in AL-only leagues and he should have no problem getting run support in New York.
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| Sergio Mitre is set to start his rehab assignment Thursday with the rookie level Gulf Coast League Yankees, according to the Star-Ledger. He has been recovering from a shoulder injury. |
Our View: He fared fine while throwing 35 pitches in a two-inning batting practice session Tuesday. Mitre is worth stashing as a flier for AL-only leagues.
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| Sergio Mitre has been named the International League Pitcher of the Week, according to minorleaguebaseball.com. Mitre earned the honor by posting a 0.61 ERA over a league-high 14.2 innings for the week, while
finishing 2nd with 12 strikeouts. |
Our View: This is encouraging for Mitre as he works for a promotion with the Yankees. He is worth stashing in AL-only leagues.
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| Sergio Mitre has been dealt a 50-game suspension for violating the MLB drug policy, according to ESPN. |
Our View: He had a trace amount of androstenedione in his system, which was believed to be a legal supplement bought at GNC. Mitre will serve the suspension while rehabbing from elbow surgery in the first few months of the 2009 campaign.
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| Sergio Mitre has signed a split contract with the Yankees, according to MLB.com. The Major League portion is for $1.25 million, and there's a club option for 2010. |
Our View: Eight MLB teams had shown interest in Mitre, even though he may not be ready until midseason following Tommy John surgery in July.
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| The Sun-Sentinel reports that the Florida Marlins have released Sergio Mitre who underwent Tommy John surgery in July. |
Our View: The Marlins figure to mix up the roster quite a bit this offseason with 18 arbitration eligible players. Mitre's head was the first to roll. He could miss all of next season as well.
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| Sergio Mitre underwent Tommy John surgery today, ending the season for the 27-year-old hurler, according to FloridaMarlins.com. |
Our View: Not only will Mitre miss the rest of this season, it's a distinct possibility he could miss all of next season as well.
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| Sergio Mitre, who is recovering from a strained right forearm, threw batting practice on Friday at the Marlins' spring training facility, according to the Miami Herald. He threw 20 pitches during the session, which was his first involving hitters since sustaining the injury in spring training. |
Our View: The Marlins are targeting an August return for Mitre, who went 5-8 as a starter in 2007.
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| Sergio Mitre threw 30 pitches off a mound on Friday, the Miami Herald reports. He is on the DL due to a strained right forearm and has not pitched this year. |
Our View: Once he's ready, we imagine Mitre will need to make three or four minor league rehab outings before rejoining the Marlins. We'd guess he's at least three weeks away, if not much more.
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| Sergio Mitre may begin throwing in a week, according to MLB.com. Mitre hasn't had any activity since straining his forearm in mid March. |
Our View: A best-case scenario would have Mitre coming back in late May, but it will probably be sometime in June.
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| The Marlins will open the season without right-hander Sergio Mitre , this according to the Sun-Sentinel.
Mitre left camp Wednesday for a consultation with orthopedic surgeon James Andrews (never good) and was diagnosed with a right forearm strain. The treatment plan calls for Mitre to refrain from a throwing motion for 4-to-6 weeks.
Best case, Mitre won't be ready for his 2008 debut until late May. This takes Mitre's NL-only fantasy interest from lukewarm to mild. |
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| Sergio Mitre has been diagnosed with a strained right forearm and won't be able to throw for the next four-to-six weeks, according to MLB.com. The timetable means Mitre won't appear in a major league game until at least June. The right-hander is worth drafting now only in the latter rounds of NL-only play. |
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| Sergio Mitre went to the team doctor on Wednesday morning, according to the Palm Beach Post. The report noted that the Marlins wouldn’t explain why but what is known is that he had some kind of set-back in his recovery from a right forearm strain. Mitre threw off the mound Tuesday and said at the time he felt fine, but given the morning events his assessment of fine yesterday, isn't what it is today. More on the failing health of the Marlins pitching staff as information is available. |
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| Sergio Mitre was back on the mound Tuesday to throw a bullpen session, according to the AP. He's dealing with tightness in his forearm and is scheduled to toss another session in two days. It's not clear at this time when he'll be available for exhibition game action. |
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| Sergio Mitre will throw a bullpen session on Tuesday, this after injuring his right forearm on Feb 28th, this according to MLB.com. Mitre has actually been dealing with muscle tightness in the forearm, but the Fish are still holding out hope that he will be able to take the ball on a regular basis this year after an up and down 2007 in which he made 27 starts. |
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| Sergio Mitre ended up undergoing an MRI on his strained forearm, but the test revealed no damage to his elbow ligaments, according to the Miami Herald. "The ligament is safe," Mitre said Saturday. Mitre was pulled from his spring debut Thursday due to soreness in his forearm. The Marlins will keep him shut down for a bit in order to let the injury heal, but it's not clear if this will affect his availability for the beginning of the regular season. |
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| Sergio Mitre was diagnosed Friday with a forearm muscle strain, according to the AP. He suffered the injury Thursday in his spring training debut. Ligament damage has been ruled out. “I guess that’s good, but you never know,” Mitre said. Mitre said he’ll try to resume throwing next week but will have an MRI if the discomfort persists. |
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| Sergio Mitre wasn't even able to make it through the first inning on Thursday as he was forced to leave the game due to elbow soreness, according to a report on the AP. “It’s disappointing. It’s something I wasn’t expecting at all. It came out of nowhere,” Mitre said. “I threw a changeup and felt it stiffen up real bad. Then I tried to throw a couple more pitches. It wasn’t happening..." Mitre is penciled in as the team's second starter, so if he were to go down the Marlins thin rotation would necessarily become even thinner. |
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| Sergio Mitre only faced three batters in Thursday's Grapefruit league opener, according to the Baltimore Sun. Mitre was unable to record an out and left early with what is being reported as a sore elbow. |
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| Sergio Mitre won't make his next scheduled start Thursday, and there is a chance he might not pitch again this year. Mitre conceded that his arm "could be dragging" on his delivery, likely due to arm fatigue. "We're giving him some time off," manager Fredi Gonzalez said in the Miami Herald. "It's [the ball] not coming out right. Just the life of the ball, it's not the same." The Marlins haven't announced who will start in place of Mitre. Daniel Barone is a possibility. |
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| Sergio Mitre will have tonight's start pushed back to Saturday. The right-hander has given up nine runs and 11 hits in four innings in his past two starts. Chris Seddon, who was called up from Double-A Carolina on Sept. 3, will make his first big-league start tonight, according to the Miami Herald. |
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| Sergio Mitre held the Padres to three hits and three runs over six innings on Monday night, but he took his fourth loss of the season. Mitre owns a 2.88 ERA, but he hasn't won since May 20, a span of seven starts. "If I started getting frustrated, I might start giving up five or six runs every outing," Mitre tells the Miami Herald. |
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| Sergio Mitre tells the Miami Herald that he is "good to go" for his Friday start against the Royals. Mitre last started on June 6 but was limited due to a strained right hamstring. |
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| Sergio Mitre, who left his last start with a hamstring injury, started on Tuesday against the Braves and worked five scoreless innings. He received a no decision. Mitre was removed from the game after throwing just 58 pitches, but the Marlins were more than likely just being cautious with him, as there was no word that he re-aggravated the injury. |
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| Sergio Mitre, who left his last start with a hamstring injury, has declared himself 100 percent healthy. "Everything is normal," Mitre said. "It's just getting an extra day's rest. There is no pain [with the hamstring]. It's bearable. It's just sore. If it doesn't hurt I'll be out there." However, it's still uncertain if he'll make his start today, according to the Miami Herald. If it turns out that Mitre can't go, the Marlins will summon a pitcher from the minors. |
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| Sergio Mitre will have his next start pushed back a day to Tuesday. Mitre had to leave his previous start with a hamstring injury, but it appears he will avoid a DL stint, according to the AP. Wes Obermueller will pitch Monday on three day's rest. |
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| At this point, it remains unclear whether Sergio Mitre will be able to make his scheduled start on Monday. He left his last start with a cramping hamstring. While he got through a bullpen session on Friday without the injury hampering his delivery, it is bothering him when he runs, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. If Mitre can't go Monday, the Marlins might call up Paul Mildren from Triple-A Albuquerque to fill in. |
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| Sergio Mitre worked four sharp innings Wednesday before leaving with a cramp in his hamstring. Mitre struck out seven in his abbreviated stint. |
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| Sergio Mitre made his first start on Saturday after being activated off the DL (blister). He went into the seventh, allowing four hits and three runs, one earned, but did not get the win thanks to a blown save by the bullpen. |
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| Sergio Mitre will make a rehab start Monday and could be back with the Marlins as soon as this weekend, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports. Mitre is coming back from a blistered finger. |
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| Sergio Mitre gave up a run on three hits and no walks, while striking out four, over three innings during his first rehab appearance on Thursday, according to the Sun-Sentinel. He hopes to return from his blistered finger when eligible on May 4. |
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| Sergio Mitre will begin a rehab assignment in Single-A on Thursday, the AP reports. Mitre is coming back from a finger injury, and he's maintained all along that he'll be ready to be activated when first eligible on May 4. |
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| Sergio Mitre threw a bullpen Tuesday without incident, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel reports. He said his blister is fine and expects to be activated from the disabled list as soon as he's eligible on May 4. |
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| The Marlins placed Sergio Mitre on the disabled list Friday, according to the Sun-Sentinel. He was limited to just 13 pitches during his Tuesday start due to a blistered middle finger, and the Marlins didn't want to risk making the problem worse by starting him Sunday. "Just chill out a couple more days," Mitre said. "I probably could have [pitched Sunday], but it's pretty much a question mark. What if it does open? What if it doesn't? I could make it worse and miss more time. It's early in the season." Wes Obermueller likely will be recalled to replace Mitre as Sunday's starter. |
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| As of right now Sergio Mitre is expected to make his next start despite the skin tear on his right middle finger, the Marlins official site reports. Mitre exited after 13 pitches, with 10 strikes, on Tuesday night at Houston. "I was throwing well, and all of a sudden, it just started stinging," Mitre said. Fredi Gonzalez noted that Mitre has a between-starts throwing session on Thursday. If that goes well, Mitre should remain in line for Sunday. If not, he may be pushed back.
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| Sergio Mitre left Tuesday night's game against Houston after one out in the first inning with a torn callous on his throwing hand, according to the AP. He struck out Craig Biggio and had a 2-2 count on Morgan Ensberg when he was replaced by Kevin Gregg. |
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| Sergio Mitre moved a step closer Monday to securing the final spot in the Marlins rotation, tossing five scoreless innings while giving up three hits and a walk with a pair of punchouts. Mitre has yet to give up a run this spring. |
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| Sergio Mitre looks like the favorite to be the Marlins No. 5 starter to begin the year, according to the team's official site. The other four starters are expected to be Dontrelle Willis, Anibal Sanchez, Scott Olsen, Ricky Nolasco. |
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| Sergio Mitre worked two scoreless innings on Sunday in his first game action since being shut down last season with shoulder inflammation. With Josh Johnson out for a couple of months, Mitre has a shot at winning the fifth starter job with the Marlins this spring. |
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| The Marlins have decided to shut Sergio Mitre down for the last week of the season, according to the Sun-Sentinel. He's still dealing with inflammation in his pitching shoulder. |
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| Sergio Mitre has been cleared to return to action, according to the Miami Herald. He hasn't pitched in a game since Aug. 31 due to inflammation in his pitching shoulder. |
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| In his first action since early May, Sergio Mitre didn't allow a hit but still managed to give up three earned runs without recording an out. Mitre hit a batter and walked two before being pulled from the game, and all three runners eventually scored. He threw 12 pitches, all of which were balls. |
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| The Marlins activated Segio Mitre from the disabled list. Mitre had been out since May 13 with a shoulder injury. In seven starts earlier this season, he was 1-4 with a 4.89 ERA. He'll work out of the bullpen for now. |
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| Sergio Mitre, who is on the 60-day DL with right shoulder inflammation since May 26, threw two innings in a simulated game on Saturday, according to the AP. Mitre is expected to go on a rehab start at Single-A Jupiter next week. |
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| Sergio Mitre threw batting practice Wednesday and could be ready to make his first rehab start sometime next week, according to the Miami Herald. Mitre has been on the disabled list since May 13 because of a right shoulder injury. |
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| Sergio Mitre threw a bullpen session Saturday and felt fine afterwards, according to the Miami Herald. Mitre, who has been on the DL since May 13 with right shoulder inflammation, scheduled to pitch batting practice early next week and could be sent out on a brief rehab assignment by mid August. |
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| Sergio Mitre has been throwing from the bullpen, but there's still no timetable for his return, according to the Miami Herald. It does not appear that Mitre will be back any sooner than the middle of August. |
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| The Marlins placed Sergio Mitre on the 15-day disabled list on Saturday with right shoulder inflammation, according to the AP. He was forced to leave after just three pitches in his start on Friday because of the injury. |
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