LHP Chasen Shreve was recalled Tuesday from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to replace RHP Luis Cessa, who was optioned to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to be a starter.

LHP Chasen Shreve was activated off the 15-day disabled list and optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Shreve had been on the DL since May 26 with a sprained AC joint in his left shoulder. Shreve is 1-1 with a 5.21 ERA in 19 relief appearances with the Yankees this season.

LHP Chasen Shreve (shoulder) began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Sunday, and he threw 14 pitches in one scoreless inning. Shreve has been on the disabled list since May 26 with inflammation of the AC joint in his shoulder and last week had two bullpen sessions without experiencing any pain.

LHP Chasen Shreve (shoulder) will begin a rehab assignment on Sunday with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre. Shreve has been on the disabled list since May 26 with inflammation of his AC joint and earlier this week threw two bullpen sessions without pain.

LHP Chasen Shreve (left shoulder) had a bullpen session Thursday and threw 25 pitches. On Tuesday, he threw 20 pitches and strictly fastballs, but Thursday he also threw some breaking pitches. Shreve has not felt any pain in his shoulder and will have two days off.

LHP Chasen Shreve (left shoulder AC joint sprain) threw 20 fastballs during a bullpen session Tuesday and felt no pain. He said he will throw his other pitches during his next bullpen session, which could occur Thursday or Friday. If his next bullpen session progresses well, Shreve could be sent on a minor league rehab assignment.

LHP Chasen Shreve (left shoulder) will throw a bullpen session Tuesday, and if it goes well, a rehab assignment could follow. Shreve has been on the disabled list since May 26. He threw off flat ground Sunday.

LHP Chasen Shreve went on the 15-day disabled list with a shoulder injury and the official diagnosis is a left shoulder AC joint sprain. The Yankees said he underwent an MRI Thursday, had a cortisone shot and will not pick up a ball for at least seven days. Shreve has a 5.21 ERA in 19 appearances this season after struggling massively in the final month of 2015. Shreve gave up home runs to Toronto's Michael Saunders and Russell Martin in the seventh inning Wednesday. Manager Joe Girardi said Shreve told him he had been dealing with the injury for a couple of days but following Wednesday's game it had become really sore.

LHP Chasen Shreve (shoulder) was placed on the 15-day disabled list on Thursday by New York.

Shreve (6-2) gave up three hits and one earned run in one inning in a 2-1 loss to the Orioles on Monday. He also struck out a batter.

Shreve gave up a solo shot to the scorching bat of Chris Davis to open the ninth, and the mistake proved to be the difference in the ballgame. The gopher ball was both the first homer and earned run given up by the reliever in nine starts dating back to Aug. 17. Shreve has generally been solid for the Yankees over the course of the season, tonight's hiccup notwithstanding, and is expected to continue in his set-up role the remainder of the season.

Shreve notched his 10th hold of the season after recording the final out of the sixth inning in Sunday's win over the Braves.

After Nathan Eovaldi and Adam Warren gave up three runs earlier in the inning to cut the Yankees' lead in half, Shreve was called upon to enter the contest with two outs and two runners on. After walking Freddie Freeman to load the bases, Shreve induced a groundout from A.J. Pierzynski to end the threat, lowering his ERA to 1.95 in the process. The lefty reliever is stuck in a setup role with the Yankees boasting two of the league's top late-inning options in Andrew Miller and Dellin Betances, but he should continue to deliver strong radios while aiding those in fantasy formats that count holds.

Shreve allowed an unearned run and struck out one in Wednesday's loss to the Rangers.

Shreve has been fantastic for the Yankees this season, pitching to a 1.77 ERA with 43 strikeouts in 40.2 innings of work. The lefty's contributions don't translate as well for fantasy owners though, as primarily a seventh inning option unlikely to factor into the decision most nights.

Shreve won his fifth game of the season Saturday, walking one and striking out one in two-thirds of an inning.

He's become one of the first half's top vultures, and his 1.72 ERA, 0.86 WHIP and 34:10 K:BB ratio in 31.1 innings aren't too bad either. You can't rely on the wins to keep rolling in, but Shreve is establishing his value as a high-K reliever even without them.

Shreve earned the win Friday, going 1.1 shutout innings with a strikeout against the Orioles.

Shreve has been excellent of late, not allowing a run over his last 9.2 innings pitched to drop his ERA down to 2.05 on the season. With Andrew Miller on the shelf and Dellin Betances slotting into the ninth inning role, the lefty could be in line to see some opportunities in higher leverage situations.

Shreve didn't allow a baserunner in 1.1 innings of work in Thursday's loss to the Athletics.

With Andrew Miller and Dellin Betances unavailable Thursday, Shreve was inserted at the end of a close game, but he generally won't see too many high-leverage situations. He has been reliable out of the bullpen when called upon though, working to a 2.79 ERA with 19 strikeouts in 19.1 innings.

Shreve picked up his first major league win, needing only to record two outs in relief Sunday against the Mets.

Shreve has gotten off to a strong start out of the Yankees bullpen, allowing just one run over 7.2 innings with seven strikeouts and just one walk. He likely won't be on the radar in most fantasy formats though, as the lefty serves in an earlier-inning relief role and won't usually factor into the decision.

Shreve was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Tuesday.

Shreve will join the New York bullpen in place of Branden Pinder, who has been optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Given that he's occupying the final spot in the big-league bullpen, Shreve figures to see most of his work in medium and low-leverage situations.

Shreve has been optioned to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to make room for Matt Tracy.

Shreve's reward for throwing 3.1 innings in the Yankees-Red Sox marathon Friday is being sent down for a fresh arm. His return could come whenever the Yankees are in need of a fresh left-hander again.

Shreve will likely be on the Opening Day roster, The Westchester Journal News reports.

With the announcement earlier in the week that Adam Warren had locked down the fifth starter's role, Shreve was seemingly in competition with Chase Whitley and Chris Martin for the final two spots in the bullpen. Whitley was optioned to Triple-A on Thursday, so while no official announcement has been made yet regarding the lefty, it appears as though Shreve will slot in as a middle-relief option in the Yankees' bullpen.

Shreve was traded to the Yankees on Thursday along with David Carpenter for Manny Banuelos, Jack Curry of YES Network reports.

Shreve's major league career got off to a brilliant start, with a 0.73 ERA (1.43 FIP) and 1.05 WHIP in 15 appearances out of the Braves' bullpen last season. The lefty also posted outstanding strikeout rates in the minors in 2014, but he had a reverse platoon split at both Double-A and the majors, and just a 43:30 K:BB in the minors in 2013. Perhaps he's not an ideal fit for a specialist role, but the 24-year-old Shreve should be able to carve out a spot toward the front end of the Yankees' bullpen in spring training.