It seems that New York Yankees can’t take a break because Bronx bombers have faced another fear of injury during a 6-5 team loss from Toronto Blue Jays on Monday.
During the game, veteran first base man Paul Goldschmidt He went out into the game early after complaining about his back question. He was removed in the third inning by manager Aaron Boone.
Yankees fans climbed on a training staff with another care of players. The team is already without Luis GIL for the start of the season due to the Latin injury and winner Cy Young Gerrit Colewhich is this month in the 2025 season after being subjected to Tommy John this month.
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“Throw the training staff in prison,” the fan wrote.
“Brian Cashman really built the most difficult list in MLB history,” he wrote Another fan.
“The fire of this training staff,” she wrote Another angry fan.
However, some fans tried to stay positive after the veteran Slugger allegedly felt “good” after the early release on Monday.
“I always say it’s best to play injured during meaningless games,” wrote a fan.
“Then he continued to say that he was well and laughed at the idea of missing the opening day.”
Paul Goldschmidt gives a positive update about your injury after an early exit from spring training
Since the opening day is just a few days for Yankeese, another serious injury to the shocking lineup could write problems for last year’s World Series winners. However, the first base veteran shared a positive update after a Blue Jays game.
“My back is just a bit of pain, so he just made the decision to stop there after three stabs,” Goldschmidt said. “I can play a few inserts; I could probably play the whole game. In spring training you are just trying to be smart. This was probably the time [when] No need for something to break through and do more pain. “
Yankees are already without the reign of Alcs MVP Giancarlo Stanton To start the season, they could use the presence of Paul Goldschmidt in the lineup.
If the veteran fails to make a list of opening days, Yankees could be turned into a ben rice -based grip/first base, who smoked his fourth spring training against Blue Jays on Monday.
