Andy Pettitte became the Yankees' all-time leader in strikeouts while surrendering four runs in five innings against the Twins on Monday. If not for the record, it would have been a pretty forgettable night for Pettitte. He allowed six hits, walked four and struck out just two. Still, that was enough to move him past Whitey Ford for the Yankees lead at 1,958. Pettitte has 2,386 strikeouts overall, making him MLB's active leader over CC Sabathia (2,311).

Andy Pettitte allowed four runs -- three earned -- over six innings to take the loss against the Rangers on Wednesday. Pettitte has now lost three straight games, and his record now sits at 5-6 on the year. On Wednesday, the left-hander allowed six hits and two walks while striking out six. He'll try to get back in the win column Monday against the Twins at Target Field.

Andy Pettitte surrendered five runs in 6 2/3 innings to take a loss to the Rays on Thursday. Pettitte typically does his best work with men on, but it didn't happen tonight, as he gave up four runs in four of his seven innings of work. He's turned in just one quality start in four tries since coming off the DL, that coming against lowly Seattle. He's a spot starter at best in shallow mixed leagues right now.

Andy Pettitte was charged with four runs in seven innings Friday in a loss to the Angels. The fourth run came after David Adams let a routine popup drop behind second base, giving Peter Bourjos a rather ridiculous single (Adams didn't touch the ball, so apparently that's not an error). It cost Pettitte a quality start tonight, and it pushed his hit total up to 11, which is the most he'd allowed in four years.

Andy Pettitte limited the Mariners to one run over 7 1/3 innings Saturday in the Yankees' 3-1 win. Pettitte struck out six Seattle batters, issued no walks and surrendered only three hits to earn his 250th career victory. The veteran southpaw is 5-3 on the season with a 3.82 ERA and 1.26 WHIP, and should remain a steady fantasy option throughout the summer. He will take on the Angels in his next scheduled start.

Andy Pettitte pitched 4 2/3 innings and allowed four runs against the Indians in his return from the disabled list Monday. Pettitte had just one-two-three inning, that coming in the fourth. He entered the fifth with a 4-1 lead, but he gave up two hits, two walks and then a ground-rule double that knocked him from the game. This was essentially a rehab start for Pettitte, since the Yankees opted to bring him back without having him pitch in the minors. They won tonight anyway, so it worked out fine.

Yankees activated LHP Andy Pettitte from the 15-day disabled list. Pettitte will return to make the start Monday night against the Indians. The veteran left-hander has been sidelined since May 16 with a strained trapezius muscle. He returns to a 3.83 ERA in eight starts this season.

Andy Pettitte (trapezius) is scheduled to return from the disabled list to start Monday against the Indians. Pettitte has been sidelined since May 16 with a strained trapezius muscle, but he made it through a 75-pitch simulated game this week with no issues. He'll return to a 3.83 ERA over eight starts.

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Wednesday that the plan is for Andy Pettitte (trapezius) to return from the disabled list early next week. That would be during the series against Cleveland from June 3-5 at Yankee Stadium. Pettitte has been sidelined since May 16 with a strained trapezius muscle, but hasn't had any issues in bullpen sessions and a simulated game.

Andy Pettitte (trapezius) is scheduled to throw a simulated game Tuesday. That could be enough to ensure his return from the disabled list. Pettitte is eligible to return on June 1 and appears on track to be ready right around that time.