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Breaking News: Pavano will return to the Yankees on Saturday, taking the mound for the team at Baltimore.

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Pavano to start for Yankees on Saturday

FanNation.com via AP :: about 6 hours ago

TORONTO (AP) - Carl Pavano, written off by New York Yankees' fans, will return and start for the team on Saturday at Baltimore. The 32-year-old right-hander signed a… Read

Yankees Will Hand Ball to Pavano and Wish Him Health and Success

MLB :: New York Times :: about 2 hours ago
Pavano to start for Yankees on Saturday

MLB :: FanNation.com :: about 6 hours ago
Pavano will start Saturday

MLB :: New York Yankees Team Site :: about 9 hours ago
Yankees' Pavano to pitch Saturday

MLB :: Kansas City Star :: about 10 hours ago
Pavano on track for saturday start

MLB :: New York Post :: about 20 hours ago

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6' 5", 241 pounds

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Born January 08, 1976

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Breaking News: Thursday, August 21

Pavano will return to the Yankees on Saturday, taking the mound for the team at Baltimore.

The 32-year-old right-hander signed a $39.95 million, four-year contract with the Yankees before the 2005 season but injuries to his shoulder, back, buttocks, elbow and ribs have limited him to only 19 appearances for New York, just two since June 27, 2005. He is 5-6 for the Yankees. Pavano has been on the disabled list all season following elbow ligament replacement surgery in June last year. Right-hander Phil Hughes had also been a candidate to start Saturday.

Breaking News: Thursday, August 21

Pavano will return to the Yankees on Saturday, taking the mound for the team at Baltimore. The 32-year-old right-hander, who had been in Trenton, N.J., with the Yankees' Double-A team on a rehabilitation assignment, will meet up with the Yankees on Friday.

Pavano signed a $39.95 million, four-year contract with the Yankees before the 2005 season but injuries to his shoulder, back, buttocks, elbow and ribs have limited him to only 19 appearances for New York, just two since June 27, 2005. He is 5-6 for the Yankees. Pavano has been on the disabled list all season following elbow ligament replacement surgery in June last year. Right-hander Phil Hughes had also been a candidate to start Saturday.