"Sometimes you're a little sore or whatever," [Willie] Randolph said. "It's early in the spring. Just pushed back a day. He'll be ready to go tomorrow. … It's nothing to be concerned about. Sometimes guys, day-to-day, are a little sore. It could be anywhere on their body. And that's what he said he was, so he's pushed back a day. Don't read into that any more than the fact that every pitcher sometimes will get up in the morning and not feel right."
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