David Robertson picked up his seventh save of the season with 1 1/3 scoreless innings against the Mets on Thursday. The Yankees were in a bit of a pickle, as the Mets had the tying run on third base with two outs in the eighth inning, so they called on Robertson to squelch the threat. He did, inducing David Wright to ground out. The ninth inning was easy as pie for him, getting consecutive strikeouts of Chris Young and Lucas Duda to end the ballgame. Robertson, the successor to Mariano Rivera, has done well when he has been healthy, converting all seven of his save chances while posting a 1.74 ERA with a 12/2 K/BB ratio in 11 1/3 innings.

David Robertson locked down his fourth save of the season with a scoreless inning against the Angels on Sunday to preserve a one-run lead. It's the second consecutive day that Robertson has preserved a one-run lead in the ninth, proving that he's fully recovered from his groin injury and capable of becoming a top-notch closer. As long as he can stay on the mound, he should produce elite numbers by season's end.

David Robertson slammed the door on the Angels in the ninth inning on Saturday, preserving a one-run lead and securing his third save of the season. It was Robertson's first test in the closer's role since returning from the disabled list on Tuesday, and he passed with flying colors. He did allow a one-out single to Mike Trout who promptly swiped second base, but was able to get Albert Pujols and Howie Kendrick to strand the tying run in scoring position. He has yet to allow a run in five innings on the season.

Yankees activated RHP David Robertson from the 15-day disabled list. Robertson landed on the disabled list earlier this month with a Grade 1 groin strain, but he was cleared to return after he made it through an appearance in extended spring training on Saturday without any issues. He'll return to the closer role while Shawn Kelley will once again pitch in a set-up capacity.

David Robertson (groin) fared well in an extended spring training game on Saturday, allowing one single over 1 1/3 innings of work while striking out one. He said after the outing that he's good to go, and remains on track to rejoin the Yankees bullpen as soon as he's first eligible on Tuesday. Shawn Kelley will be relegated back to a setup role upon his return.

David Robertson (groin) threw 25 pitches Thursday in a bullpen session. Robertson, who is on the disabled list with a Grade 1 groin strain, said he felt good after the session. He's slated to throw in a minor league game on Saturday and should be activated as soon as he's eligible on Tuesday if all goes well.

David Robertson (groin) remains on track to return from the disabled list when first eligible on April 22. Robertson has been throwing on flat ground and will throw off a mound Thursday for the first time since landing on the DL. Shawn Kelley has been closing for the Yankees in Robertson's absence but will go back to a setup role next week.

David Robertson (groin) threw on flat ground Wednesday. Robertson reported feeling "good" after the workout. He is aiming to return from his Grade 1 groin strain as soon as he is eligible -- which is April 22. Shawn Kelley is serving as the Yankees' primary closer for now.

David Robertson will be placed on the disabled list with a Grade 1 groin strain.

David Robertson converted his first save chance in the post-Mariano Rivera era by pitching a perfect ninth Thursday against the Astros. It was Robertson's ninth career save. The entire Yankees bullpen was stellar tonight, striking out five in 3 1/3 perfect innings.