David Aardsma Shut Down with Pain in Right Elbow

David Aardsma was shut down on Friday after he felt pain in his surgically repaired right elbow.

Aardsma has been rehabbing from Tommy John Surgery and was hoping to return to the big leagues in July. With this setback, July is very unlikely as he will have to start his rehab process over again.

David Aardsma has allowed one unearned run in five minor league rehab innings earlier this month. The Yankees still expect Aardsma back this season, but instead of July they are hoping around August.

Derek Jeter Passes Cal Ripken Jr. on All-Time Hits List

With his leadoff double down the left field line Friday night, Derek Jeter has passed Cal Ripken Jr. on the All-Time hits list with 3,185 career hits. Jeter now has sole possession of 13th place.

Jeter ripped a 1-0 pitch down the left field line for a double to start off the game. Granderson would be after him and he would drive Jeter in with a 2-run shot to right field.

Derek Jeter now needs 58 hits to tie Nap Lajoie for 12th place on the All-Time hits list.

Game 76: White Sox at Yankees

June 29th, 2012, 7:05 pm ET, Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York

TV: YES Network, MLB Network Radio: WCBS 880

Weather: 98 degrees, Mostly Sunny. Wind, 12 mph NW

The Yankees lost a tough one last night to the White Sox and they hope to rebound tonight.

Click Here for the probable pitchers for this series.

Here are the lineups:

White Sox (41-35)
Alejandro De Aza, CF
Kevin Youkilis, 3B
Adam Dunn, DH
Paul Konerko, 1B
Alex Rios, RF
A.J. Pierzynski, C
Dayan Viciedo, LF
Alexei Ramirez, SS
Gordon Beckham

Pitching: Jose Quintana LHP (2-1, 1.25 ERA this season)

Yankees (46-29)
Derek Jeter, SS
Curtis Granderson, CF
Mark Teixeira, 1B
Alex Rodriguez, 3B
Robinson Cano, 2B
Nick Swisher, RF
Andruw Jones, DH
Jayson Nix, LF
Chris Stewart, C

Pitching: Adam Warren RHP (0-0, 0.00 ERA this season)

Enjoy the game!

Yankees HOPE Week: Children's Alopecia Project

The Yankees will conclude HOPE Week on Friday by honoring the Children's Alopecia Project and their founders, the Woytovich family. This project helps all children who are suffering from loss of hair due to Alopecia. Alopecia Areata is an autoimmune disease that is not life threatening, but life changing. It is not contagious and you cannot catch it, nor does it hurt. It is basically a disease where you body is allergic to hair, so it falls out. The Woytovich family started this project after finding out that their daughter, Madison, has this disease. Betsy and Jeff Woytovich searched online to see if their were any networks that dealt with this disease, but there were none. With that, Jeff was inspired to start Children's Alopecia Project.

The Yankees will honor the project and their founders today for their hard work and dedication to the project. Yankee players Alex Rodriguez, Freddy Garcia, Andruw Jones, Ivan Nova, Rafael Soriano, Cory Wade, and DeWayne Wise will all attend. Yankees manager Joe Girardi and bullpen coach Mike Harkey will also be there to support this project. Former players Darryl Strawberry and David Wells will also make a surprise visit. Current HOPE Week ambassador Eric LeGrand, and  Bleacher Creature, "Bald Vinny" Milano will be there as well. Everyone is attendance will honor this project by hosting a picnic at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx. Activities include free face and head paintings, a scavenger hunt, and lunch and games. After the game, The kids will be invited back to Yankee to stadium to watch batting practice and take part in a pre-game ceremonies. They will them be invited to Yankee Stadium to watch the game between the New York Yankees and the Chicago White Sox.

The Yankees will also donate $10,000 to this project.

Missed HOPE Week? No Problem!

Monday: Flying Manes
Tuesday: An Angel in Queens
Wednesday: Andy Fass
Thursday: GlamourGals

After today, the Yankees will have successfully concluded their fourth HOPE Week.

Adam Warren: What To Expect

Adam Warren pitches in spring training for the Yankees. (Getty Images)

Adam Warren, 24, will make his Major League Debut tonight against the Chicago White Sox in New York. Adam was born in New Bern, North Carolina on August 25th, 1987. Warren is listed at 6'1" and weighs 200 pounds. He was drafted in the 36th round of the 2008 draft by the Cleveland Indians, but did not sign. He was later drafted again in the 4th round of the 2009 draft. 

Warren throws two types of fastball. He can throw a two-seamer and a four-seamer. His two-seamer clocks around 90-92 miles per hour. His fastball can get up there from 93-96 and you will most likely see his fastball in the mid 90's. He has great command of his fastball and it will be interesting to see if he will be able to blow it by hitters. His pinpoint control is what really sets his fastball apart from others.

He can also uses a mix of sliders, changeups, and curveballs to get hitters off balance. His curveball could be one of his best pitches. He has been developing it for years and he should be able to use it for his advantage. His changeup is also really good. He can locate it great, but it doesn't really have a lot of break to it.

At Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre, Warren has gone 5-5 with a 3.86 ERA over 15 starts. He had a 6.15 strikeouts per 9 innings.

Adam Warren looks to help the Yankees out due to their recent losses of C.C. Sabathia and Andy Pettitte.