Here's some good video of Creighton's Pat Venditte, the Yankees' draft pick who throws with both arms using a specially-designed glove. I still can't decide whether or not it's a good thing he won't be managed by Dusty Baker.

(On one hand, he'd actually be able to handle the work over 200 pitches a game; On the other, I'm not sure we need to see the first pitcher in history to have Tommy John surgery on both arms.) [6-4-2]

Also, here's an article about Venditte and what the Yankees have in store for him. [Newsday]

Elsewhere in the baseball blogosphere ...

• Can somebody please check the flights from Cleveland to New York and make sure that two seats are available? Yup, Chien-Ming Wang's out for at least 10 weeks. [LoHud Yankees Blog]

• Robin Ventura would like you to know that getting hit in the face with a baseball hurts. [Mr. Irrelevant]

• Interesting fact: David Wright is the only MLBer to play every inning of every game in '08.. [MetsBlog]

• Rest in peace, Hall of Fame game. May your only lasting memory — Juan Gonzalez dropping out of the '99 edition because his pants were too big — live on in the minds of baseball fans everywhere. [Walkoff Walk]

• Ken Griffey's agent says there's nothing doing when it comes to The Kid & Tampa. [The Heater]

• Josh Hamilton has made sure the Rangers don't miss Mark Teixeira. [Baseball Time in Arlington]

• Shane Victorino and Kyle Kendrick are living the high life in this edition of Philly's Cribs. [The Fightins']