Eight men out  —  The Yankees reassigned the following players to minor-league camp after the game:  —  OF Todd Linden  —  1B-OF Shelley Duncan  —  OF John Rodriguez  —  INF Doug Bernier  —  INF Justin Leone  —  C P.J. Pilittere  —  C Chris Stewart  —  RHP Dave Robertson

MLB Network to air fantasy draft show  —  MLB.com experts give players all the information they need  —  If you are among the millions of fans who are into fantasy baseball, the MLB Network is the place to be at 8:30 p.m. ET Sunday when it ventures into that realm for the first time by televising …

Jeter injures pinky, listed as day-to-day  —  Girardi expects captain to play against Pirates on Sunday  —  LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Derek Jeter was removed in the fourth inning of the Yankees' 6-4 Grapefruit League victory over the Atlanta Braves on Saturday with a bruised left pinky knuckle.

A Ballplayer, Seeks a Hit, a Hit Film  —  WHEN Anna Boden stepped up to introduce her new movie, “Sugar,” to the opening-night crowd of the Dominican Republic Global Film Festival in November, she felt like a rookie reliever staring down at an All-Star lineup.  “It was totally nerve racking,” she said.

Twins deal Class A pitcher to New York Yankees, keep Jones  —  Jason Jones will be staying in the Minnesota Twins organization.  —  The Twins acquired the right-hander in a trade with the New York Yankees on Saturday, dealing Charles Nolte, a right-handed reliever at Class A Beloit, for the right to keep Jones.

Ojeda talks a good game  —  Bobby Ojeda has spent the past five years in a blissful, self-imposed exile at his Rumson shore house, beyond the reach of the ‘86 ghosts.  The former Mets’ left-hander never was much for reminiscing.  Like some Met fans - particularly the younger ones - he's been willing to let the '80s turn to vapor.

Martis, Zimmermann round out rotation  —  Move of Balester to Triple-A gives Nationals their starting five  —  VIERA, Fla. — Right-hander Collin Balester will not be a member of the Nationals' rotation, as he was optioned to Triple-A Syracuse on Saturday morning.

Angels' Lackey has cortisone shot in ailing elbow  —  Buzz up!  —  TEMPE, Ariz. (AP)—Los Angeles Angels ace John Lackey received a cortisone shot in his right elbow in an attempt to relieve the pain in his ailing arm, and it's uncertain when he'll pitch again.

BERNIE: I WOULDN'T HAVE LASTED WITH WIN-NOW YANKS  —  Bernie Williams didn't make an immediate impact at the major league level.  It took him until 1995, his third full season in the majors, to hit .300 for the season, and he didn't eclipse 20 home runs until the following season.