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ESPN.com · Feb 24, 2019

Danny Farquhar takes next step in comeback, throws simulated game

TAMPA, Fla. -- Danny Farquhar's inspirational return to the pitching mound took another step Sunday, going in what he called "a positive direction," as the New York Yankees reliever faced live hitters during a simulated game at George M. Steinbrenner Field.

With his wife and children watching from the stands, this was the first time Farquhar threw to live hitters on a stadium mound since April 2018, when he suffered a brain hemorrhage from a ruptured aneurysm while pitching for the Chicago White Sox.

"It went extraordinarily successful," Farquhar said of Sunday's outing. "Obviously it's still early and there's a few kinks to work out, but overall, I felt very good."

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