<p>Phil Hughes (shoulder) will start on the road for Class-A Staten Island in Brooklyn Sunday. Although he’s making progress, Joe Girardi said Hughes needs to make three or four more starts before the team considers bringing him back.</p>

Phil Hughes (shoulder) will start on the road for Class-A Staten Island in Brooklyn Sunday. Although he’s making progress, Joe Girardi said Hughes needs to make three or four more starts before the team considers bringing him back.

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