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Broken tomato plants

Due to the extremely stormy weather we've had, I have some broken tomato
plants.  The main stems are still attached, but just barely.  I could put
the plants on the compost pile and call it quits for the rest of the
growing season, but I really would like to salvage them if I can.  
Any ideas on how to make the most of a bad situation?  I have thought
about splinting the stems at the break, breaking the stems off completely
and putting them in the ground, or trying to water root .
Advice, experience, or even unsupported shoot-from-the-hip opinions will
be greatly appreciated!  I don't think I have anything to lose, so I am
willing to call this a learning experience and try almost anything.
Thanks in advance.

jrc1 in zone 4a (MN)

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