He does have a history, as many do, of injuries and time spent on R&R. So this " ding" is not unexpected.
The diagnosis the Yankees have given us ( " lat strain") is pablum for the dumb. He will be on the 60 day DL as soon as the paper work can be filed.
Truth be told; if he does not require surgery ( still in doubt ) , we won't see him game-ready until September.
This is a huge blow to our starting rotation. Clark has been terrific.
Cole won't be fully fit until late June. And if you think I have no concerns about the long term efficacy of his " rest " cure, you think me naive.
The guy.we are bringing up ( 29 year old Cody Poteet ), as our fill-in, emergency starter, has been fighting a " blister." If he plays his way through that in his next start with the yankees, he'll be soaking his hand in pickle brine for a month. I would like to assume he is already fine with the blister ( it put him on IR ). But do I trust the Yankees not to abuse an asset? No comment.
The worry may legitimately begin, folks.
And Gil will be on an innings limit at some point
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Did you actually say "NO COMMENT?"
I must be dreaming.
If we score eight runs a game, we still have a chance.
ReplyDeleteLuckily Baltimore lost two starters for the year!
ReplyDeleteThat was some Gleyberesque running by SF.
ReplyDeleteWe’re gonna have trouble scoring tonight
ReplyDeleteJudge!!!!
ReplyDeleteTold ya…
ReplyDeleteI’m wearing my orange and deep navy Yankees jersey celebrating their San Francisco series .
ReplyDeleteIt sure does turn heads and causes whiplash like displacements amongst the local populace.
(yay!)
I wish y’all could see it
Bring it home, AA! You're our man out there!
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ReplyDeleteFuck Hal.
Aaron Judge remains very good at baseball.
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