http://www.nj.com/yankees/ledger/index.ssf?/base/sports-0/114300785312980.xml& coll=1 Wednesday, March 22, 2006 BY ED PRICE Star-Ledger Staff TAMPA, Fla. -- Another day, another Yankees starter with issues. On the heels of Mike Mussina's horrific outing Monday, Chien-Ming Wang took it on the chin yesterday at minor-league camp. With the Yankees off but Wang on turn to pitch, he was roughed up by Toronto's Triple-A squad. Wang -- who will pitch the third game of the season if he continues to go every five days -- allowed five runs in 3 2/3 innings, on seven hits (including two homers and two doubles). Wang said for the first two innings his front shoulder was flying open, causing his right arm to drop and his sinker to stay up. "My arm feels good," Wang said. "He was just up," pitching coach Ron Guidry said. "He wasn't getting through the ball. It looks like he was swinging and not driving the ball to the plate. ... When he found out what it was, the third inning was more like him. "Some days you have those days. I don't think there's anything wrong. Maybe his wife made him sleep on the couch." Wang threw 63 pitches, just 35 for strikes. The homers were hit by Maikel Jova and Brad Hassey, who had a combined three home runs last year in 692 Double-A at-bats. --

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