New York Yankees

Yankees catcher Austin Romine is learning from someone with a lot of experience behind the plate -- manager Joe Girardi, MLB.com reports Sunday. Girardi has praised Romine's defensive, though his hitting may need work. 

"I think he's gotten into a better rhythm with our pitchers. He has a better understanding," said Girardi. "He's been able to watch them a few times. He's gotten back there with I think almost everybody at this point. I think he's just getting more comfortable."

Romine is batting .182. He's been seeing more time of late with Francisco Cervelli on the DL and Chris Stewart battling a recent injury. 

Due to a postponement Sunday, Yankees starter Phil Hughes will not make his next start until Tuesday in Baltimore. He was originally expected to start Monday, the Newark Star-Ledger reports. 

Hughes has struggled of late. He is 2-3 on the season but has gone 1-1 in his last two outings with 13 earned runs on 13 hits and four walks over 6 1/3 innings with three strikeouts. 

The Yankees were expecting to start Vidal Nuno Tuesday in Baltimore, but that has changed, the Newark Star-Ledger reports Sunday. With Sunday's rain out, Nuno will be skipped in the rotation. 

New York will pitch CC Sabathia, Phil Hughes and Hiroki Kuroda in the three-game series in Baltimore. 

Yankees starter CC Sabathia had his scheduled outing Sunday against the Toronto Blue Jays postponed due to rain, the Newark Star-Ledger reports. He was supposed to match up against R.A. Dickey of the Blue Jays. 

Sabathia instead will pitch Monday to begin a series in Baltimore opposite Freddy Garcia of the Orioles. 

Sabathia has gone 17-4 with a 3.03 ERA over 26 career starts against the Orioles. He's 1-0 with a 1.13 ERA this season in one outing. 

Sunday's game between the Blue Jays in New York against the Yankees has been postponed due to rain, the New York Post reports. No makeup date has been announced. 

The scheduled pitching matchup was expected to be R.A. Dickey against CC Sabathia.