Tommy Kahnle's Recovery from Shoulder Inflammation Puts Opening Day Appearance in Doubt

The Yankees reliever is pain-free but has yet to play in Spring Training, raising concerns about his readiness for the season.

Tommy Kahnle, Yankees reliever, is behind schedule due to shoulder inflammation but is now pain-free.
Despite his optimism, Kahnle is doubtful for Opening Day, marking the second consecutive year he may miss the season opener.
Kahnle has yet to participate in a Spring Training game and is focusing on recovery to ensure a healthy season.
The Yankees are cautiously building Kahnle up, with the reliever having completed six bullpen sessions so far.
Kahnle's absence could impact the Yankees' bullpen strength and championship aspirations.