March 15, 2006
Damon's Shoulder
The word on Johnny Damon's shoulder is tendinitis.
The Yankees sent Damon to be examined by Dr. Lewis Yocum in California on Tuesday, and the speedy leadoff man was cleared to pinch-run for the U.S. squad if needed. Whether Damon can hit will be determined before Thursday's game, but he will not play in the field.
"I spoke to Johnny yesterday," Yankees general manager Brian Cashman said Wednesday. "He's not worried. He just needs to get it calmed down, so that's why he's not a defensive player for them right now."
I suspect Yankees fans are worried.
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Posted by David Pinto at
03:19 PM
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Maybe if it was September 30th. Not so much now. ;-)
Yes, yes I am worried. Of course though, I'll be worried up until the time Bud hands the trophy to George -- and then I'll start worrying about repeating.
I'm not too worried about Coco hitting .455 in Spring Training so far...