David Robertson (shoulder) said the he felt better on Saturday, but will still rest for the next 3-4 days before attempting to throw again. Robertson was diagnosed with tendinitis in his shoulder after undergoing an MRI earlier in the week. Robertson also noted that he wasn't worried that his injury was significant, which is certainly an encouraging sign for his outlook the remainder of the season.

David Robertson nailed down his second save of the season with a perfect ninth inning in Thursday's win over the Blue Jays. Mariano Rivera was unavailable having already saved the first two games of the series, but luckily the Bombers have an elite setup man to step in. Robertson got two groundouts and a flyout to seal the win, lowering his ERA to 1.68 and WHIP to 0.97.

Despite retiring just two of the five batters he faced, David Robertson picked up a save against the Angels on Monday. The Yankees had to go it without Mariano Rivera tonight, and they chose Boone Logan to start the ninth over Robertson. He retired one of the two hitters he faced. Robertson came in and walked Mike Trout, gave up an RBI double to Josh Hamilton and intentionally walked Erick Aybar before striking out both Mark Trumbo and Chris Nelson on pitches out of the strike zone. Robertson didn't have his best stuff tonight after pitching both Friday and Sunday, but he had just enough to get the job done.

David Robertson and four more relievers are part of the final vote for the All-Star Game in the American League. Robertson is joined by Koji Uehara, Joaquin Benoit, Steve Delabar and Tanner Scheppers.

David Robertson (hamstring) said he's available out of the bullpen Tuesday. Robertson threw eight pitches of a mound before the game and felt fine. He hasn't pitched since May 1 due to a tweaked left hamstring.

Yankees manager Joe Girardi doesn't expect David Robertson (hamstring) to be available until Tuesday. An MRI has ruled out any structural damage in Robertson's left hamstring, but the Yankees want to play it safe over the next few days. The 28-year-old right-hander has a 3.86 ERA and 13/2 K/BB ratio over 11 2/3 innings this season.

An MRI taken Thursday on David Robertson's left knee and hamstring showed no structural damage. Robertson experienced some discomfort in his upper left leg on Wednesday night and the Yankees wanted to be sure it was nothing serious. He is considered day-to-day.

David Robertson felt a tug in his left hamstring Wednesday but expects to be available on Friday. The Yankees have a scheduled team off day on Thursday. "I don't feel it right now," the right-hander told reporters late Wednesday night. "It was just a little sore when I got in the dugout so I went to get ice on it to try to keep it from getting inflamed. I'll be ready to go by Friday." Robertson, 28, has posted a cool 3.86 ERA, 0.94 WHIP and 13/2 K/BB ratio across 11 2/3 innings of relief this season.

David Robertson tweaked something around his left knee during an appearance Wednesday. It appears to be no big deal, as Robertson expects to be available to pitch on Friday. Robertson holds a 3.86 ERA and 0.94 WHIP this season.

David Robertson (shoulder) threw a bullpen session Saturday without incident. Robertson is dealing with some minor shoulder stiffness but is expected to be fine. He should be ready to appear in a Grapefruit League game early this week.