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NEW YORK (AP) — For the second straight season, the New York Mets' closer hasn't made it past opening day. Jenrry Mejia was put on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday because of inflammation in the back of his elbow. He was examined by Mets medical director Dr...

Sooner or later the Yankees will get more players back on the field then go on the disabled list. Sooner or later. Andy Pettittie, pitching mostly top notch baseball thsi year is the latest of the pinstripe brigade to be put on ice so to speak with a sprained right trapezius muscle...

Add Joba Chamberlain to the loooong list of injured and disabled Yankees. The Yanks announce on their day off before a series with the Oakland A's starting Friday at the stadium, that Chamberlain is out with an oblique strain. Chamberlain was placed on the 15 day DL which was made retroactive to April 28th, meaning he can return on May 13th...

It was announced today that the New York Mets have placed Johan Santana on the 15-day disabled list do to inflamation in in his lower back. The Mets however plan to shut him down for the rest of the 2012 season.

Ever since All-Star infielder Alex Rodriguez has gone on the disabled list with a broken hand, Eric Chavez has done a relatively good job filling in and has been swinging a hot bat. When A-Rod is ready to return from the DL, would you keep Chavez in the lineup, as long as he is still producing at this high level...

If losing CC Sabathia to the DL on Tuesday wasn't enough, Andy Pettitte will be lost for 6-8 weeks due to an anke fracture.

Injuries have plagued Major League Baseball this season and quite a few Yankees have been injured as well. You can now add CC Sabathia to that list as he has been placed on the 15 day DL.

When it comes to the Mets these days, most news is that of the bad kind.  The Mets will be without the services of left fielder Jason Bay and Pitcher Mike Pelfrey for at least 15 days as they have been placed on the disabled list. Bay was put on the 15-day DL after an MRI showed a fracture the left side of his rib cage...

With the kind of year the Mets have had, does it really shock you that two of their most productive players got hurt in the same game? And should it really shock you that both of these players are now going on the disabled list? Allow me to answer both of those questions for you: NO!

It has been a crazy June for the Yankees, headlined by injuries to Joba Chamberlain and Derek Jeter. So honestly, the headline for this story should not be a shock at all.

Derek Jeter's pursuit of 3,000 hits will have to wait at least two weeks. Today, Yankees put the shortstop on the 15-day disabled list with a calf strain.