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  • NYY Hitting Coach
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    Sean Casey has decided not to return as the Yankees’ hitting coach, citing family reasons.
    Casey took over the gig at the All-Star break, but he was always reluctant to commit because of his kids. He’ll likely return to an analyst role now, and he could perhaps get back into coaching later.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    With one more RBI, Sean Casey will set a new career high and reach the 100 RBI mark for the first time.
    Ken Griffey Jr. was the last Red with 100 RBI in 2001.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    Manager Dave Miley said Sean Casey, Jason LaRue and Juan Castro all would start tonight’s game in Pittsburgh. None of the three played Sunday.
    Casey has been dealing with a sore groin for a couple of weeks now. LaRue and Castro had to leave Friday’s game after developing stiff backs.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    Sean Casey said the report that his suspension has been reduced to two games from three and that he will serve it Friday and Saturday in Cleveland is false.
    ''I have my appeal scheduled July 1 in Pittsburgh,’' Casey said.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    Sean Casey’s injury is actually a groin problem. He might miss a few days.
    Casey said the groin has been bothering him for some time. ''Being late in the year and where we are (in the standings) and (Casey’s injury) being a recurring thing, we’re not going to take any chances,’' trainer Mark Mann said. Russell Branyan will fill in for Casey at first base, opening up third for Tim Hummel and Juan Castro.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    Sean Casey was out of the starting lineup for a breather last night.
    ''I told him three or four days ago that I was going to give him a day,’' manager Dave Miley said. ''The last few days, his bat has been a little slow.’' Casey went 0-for-5 Monday.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    Sean Casey (thumb) is expected back in the lineup today.
    Casey leads the NL with a .374 average.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    Sean Casey (calf) ran the bases at 80-85 percent yesterday.
    Casey is still on target to return Thursday.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    An MRI revaled a strain in Sean Casey’s right calf. The first baseman was feeling considerably better Tuesday.
    ''I’ve been living in the training room,’' Casey said. ''It feels much better. I’m walking without a limp.’' He remains day-to-day, but won’t play until the weekend at the earliest.
  • NYY Hitting Coach
    Sean Casey ran the bases at 100 percent on the weekend, and expects to be activated off the disabled list in time to play Thursday night against the Cardinals.
    He seems to have recovered from his calf injury.