Two veteran arms the Yankees expected to have in their bullpen will instead start the season on the injured list.
Relievers Tommy Kahnle and Lou Trivino will miss the start of the season, general manager Brian Cashman said Thursday, though the Yankees hope to get Kahnle back as soon as April and Trivino as early as May. from throwing before they might be able to start building back up.
Among the relievers who could benefit from the two unexpected openings in the bullpen to begin the season are right-handers Greg Weissert, Albert Abreu , Jimmy Cordero and non-roster invitee Ian Hamilton, plus left-hander Matt Krook. Brian Cashman defends Yankees’ due diligence on Frankie Montas trade
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