By backdating his season-opening stint on the disabled list Derek Jeter is eligible to play for the Yankees on April 6, but it sounds like that has little chance of happening.
Jeter last played in a minor-league game Saturday, serving as a designated hitter, and general manager Brian Cashman told Bryan Hoch of MLB.com that he won?t play in another game until next week at the earliest.
?We?re just trying to back off and eliminate the pain,? Cashman said. ?We?ll back off completely. He won?t be doing anything; he won?t be playing any games here for the next few days.?
That obviously doesn?t sound like the plan for someone who?ll be ready for play regular season games by April 6, so the Yankees are looking at Eduardo Nunez as their starting shortstop for a while.
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