(AP) ? New York Yankees pitcher Andy Pettitte will see game action for the first time since ending his brief retirement when he pitches against the New York Mets in Wednesday's spring training finale. Pettitte ended a one-season retirement by agreeing to a minor league contract on March 16. Pettitte threw his second simulated game Saturday, and talked on the phone with pitching coach Larry Rothschild following a 25-pitch bullpen session Monday. If his comeback is successful and he's added to the major league roster, Pettitte would get a $2.5 million, one-year contract.
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