Bruney moved out of setup role
Published 7/3/2009 by Jared Diamond at Major League Baseball News
With Phil Hughes expected to see more opportunities as a setup man, Yankees manager Joe Girardi will attempt to find earlier innings for struggling Brian Bruney.
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