Chien-Ming Wang has suffered a setback in his recovery from a strained right shoulder. It is unlikely that he will return to the Yankees anytime soon after the news became public on Monday. Wang said his biceps felt tender when he played catch prior to New York's game against Baltimore. "It's not exactly the news that I wanted," manager Joe Girardi said. "It's not what you want to hear because we were hoping that two weeks' rest is enough for him to get on a throwing program." Wang, who hasn't appeared in a game since July 4, won't attempt to throw again until Friday. "We're going to give him a few more days and some more strengthening before he goes back out," Girardi said. "I think anytime you're dealing with cuff issues or shoulder tendinitis or whatever you want to describe it as, I mean, there's concern. And whatever he's able to do, we would love to have. But I think any time someone is injured and you're not sure when they're exactly going to be back, you can't really count on them in a sense."