Phil Hughes isn't going to replace the injured Chien-Ming Wang in the Yankees' starting rotation, but the club still sees him as a future starter. Hughes has been pitching out of the bullpen, and isn't built-up enough to throw enough pitches to start for New York. "I still believe he is a starter," manager Joe Girardi said Sunday. "I think his stuff right now plays out well in both, but I think he's been really, really good in the bullpen and has been really helpful for us, and that's another reason we might keep him there for a while." Hughes has a 1.23 ERA in 10 relief appearances, and has been throwing the ball harder out of the bullpen. "He's just so much more aggressive," once scout told CBS Sports.