Neil Warnock is yet to receive an offer from Blackburn for the vacant managers role but admits hes been in talks with two or three clubs. The former Rotherham United manager opted not to extend his stay at the Sky Bet Championship club beyond his short-term deal. Warnock took charge of the Millers when they were struggling in the relegation zone, and managed to retain their status in the second tier of English football during his 16-game reign.He has since been linked to Blackburn after Paul Lambert decided to step down as manager following Rovers final game of the season against Reading at Ewood Park. Warnock wants an eighth promotion I spoke to two or three clubs in the last few weeks, Warnock told Sky Sports News HQ. The chairman of Rotherham, Tony Stewart, he knows that. I kept him informed of everyone I spoke to.I havent got an offer on the table. I did just genuinely think it was the right time (to leave Rotherham). The chairman was brilliant and he understood my reasons.Despite avoiding relegation and achieving an 11-game unbeaten run, Warnock believes the club still has a lot of work to do. Rotherham United will now look for a third manager in seven months I think Rotherham has to have two to three years of establishing, trying to keep in the Championship and get the infrastructure right, he said.Then I think they can dream and have a go. At the moment I dont have that time. If I was ten years younger I possibly would have done that. I want to try and get a challenge where I could get into it straight away and take them up to the Premier League.Warnock says he wants just one more year in management to achieve what would be a record eighth promotion - a feat he feels is unlikely at Rotherham. Nobody has got eight promotions, that was a big thing with me and the chairman, he said. Ive only got seven and Ive only got one year left. Im just desperate to get that eighth promotion if possible. 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"He was a little bit rusty and didnt have his command, but I thought he settled in pretty well," Washington manager Davey Johnson said. "He had a maximum of 80." The only hit Strasburg allowed was costly. Carlos Santanas RBI single with one out in the fourth gave Cleveland starter Corey Kluber the only run he needed. Kluber (5-4) pitched eight shutout innings and escaped three big jams to win for the first time in 11 career starts at Progressive Field. Kluber gave up seven hits, struck out eight and didnt walk a batter. He wiggled out of trouble in the seventh after the Nationals loaded the bases with no outs. Strasburg had gone 2-0 with a 1.17 ERA over a three-start stretch (three earned runs in 23 innings) before exiting his last appearance after two innings against Atlanta. He was placed on the disabled list six days later but was cleared to return following Thursdays bullpen session in Colorado. 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