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Jacoby Ellsbury Undergoes Hip Surgery

By Jeff Todd | August 7, 2018 at 12:58pm CDT

The Yankees announced today that outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury has undergone surgery to repair the labrum of his left hip. He’s expected to require six months of recovery time.

Ellsbury’s season is now over before it ever began. The 34-year-old has been on the disabled list all year with a dizzying array of injuries. He did not appear in game action at any level.

The veteran outfielder joined the Yankees on a monster seven-year, $153MM contract that has not turned out as hoped. It runs through 2020 and also includes a $5MM buyout on a $21MM option for an additional season. It is not clear whether or to what extent the Yanks insured the contract.

Ellsbury has fallen far short of expectations in the Bronx. He was a 3.5 fWAR performer in his first season, but hasn’t even reached 2 fWAR in any of the three ensuing seasons. Though Ellsbury has certainly been worthy of a roster spot, and has produced useful numbers against right-handed pitching, the overall production is nothing close to what the Yanks have paid for.

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  1. radiohead801

    1 year ago

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  2. Arodsneedle

    1 year ago

    Ok..

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  3. pinstripes17

    1 year ago

    Get well soon Jacoby, we miss you and need you!

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    • acarneglia

      1 year ago

      No we don’t

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      • pinstripes17

        1 year ago

        Yes we do, I’d much rather have him than Voit and Robinson.

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        • Gary

          1 year ago

          No we don’t (relieved Sox fan, glad they let him walk- we signed Carl Crawford for 7 years instead… yikes !!)

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        • Patrick Rameaka

          1 year ago

          How did the Sox sign Crawford instead of Ellsbury? Crawford was signed before the 2011 season to play LF in Boston. He was traded to LA in 2012. The Sox were on the hook for 12 mil or none of his big contract, depending on whether you say the $ sent to LA it went to CC’s deal or AGon’s. Ellsbury was the CF’er in Boston through 2013. They replaced him with a cheap rookie contract guy in Jackie Bradley Jr. I get that giving him the cash the Yankees did was stupid. But Boston SHOULD have been giving the Ellsbury saving to Jon Lester and instead gave it to Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval. Crawford had nothing to do with it.

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      • luclusciano

        1 year ago

        No we don’t.

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    • majorflaw

      1 year ago

      “ . . . we . . . need you!”

      For what, ballast?

      5 Like
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  4. MauiDan

    1 year ago

    Gee why can’t the Red Sox get guys like that?

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    • Anonymous Man

      1 year ago

      Castillo, Sandavol and H. Ramirez don’t count?

      14 Like
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      • Gary

        1 year ago

        Carl Crawford 7 years.

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        • TedYazJimEd

          1 year ago

          Crawford and that contract were traded to the Dodgers in its second year… they assumed the entire remaining amount owed.. along with Adrian Gonzalez Josh Beckett and my memory fails me on the other player included

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        • costergaard2

          1 year ago

          Wasn’t it Nick Punto ?

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      • KYRedSox17

        1 year ago

        Hanley doesn’t. Should sub Crawford for him.

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    • LoveThatDirtyH20LoveThatDirtyH20

      1 year ago

      We’ve had our share. Fenway Fats is playing for SF or was playing until he was recently DL’d on the Sox dime.

      Any team giving out big contracts will get burned

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      • tank62tank62

        1 year ago

        Bro, Fenway Fats….. that’s funny. Both teams have had trash contracts. Carl Crawford, Ellsbury Kei Igawa

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        • LoveThatDirtyH20LoveThatDirtyH20

          1 year ago

          Tank, Oh the memories of Carl Crawford, and I thought he would be good in Boston.
          Frailsbury was great in 2011 but I was happy he got away. Lester not so much.
          Bottom line, I’m glad I root for a big market team. Better to see the billionaire loosen up a little. He’s still making a haul, even carrying 50 million in dead money.

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        • tank62tank62

          1 year ago

          I have friends from Boston who laughed like crazy at the contract Ellsbury got. They already had Gardner who is the same guy and gave 153 million to Ellsbury who earned the nickname Jake for jaking injuries.

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        • LoveThatDirtyH20LoveThatDirtyH20

          1 year ago

          LOL, Ells and his DL partner Victorino had a very good year in the 1 & 2 spots in 2013. Cashman saw the WS win and apparently thought GArner and Ells would do the same for NY in 2014.

          He was wrrroooonnnggg. Cost the Steiny’s a good chunk of change to find out.

          I liked Ells in Boston on cheap money, No way for 20+ million per year due to his health.

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        • Frank Friedlander

          1 year ago

          You’re forgetting Carl Pavano.

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        • toptekjon

          1 year ago

          If I’m remembering correctly, I don’t think Ellsbury was a Cashman signing. That was Hank Steinbrenner, from the articles I read at the time.

          They don’t let Hank in the building anymore.

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  5. MB923

    1 year ago

    And water is wet

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    • 27bronxbombers99

      1 year ago

      Is it really tho?

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      • KarkatKarkat

        1 year ago

        Does a submarine swim?

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  6. sportsman69

    1 year ago

    No way one man is this fragile lol. This is his like 10th injury this year without stepping on a baseball field.

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    • JDGoat

      1 year ago

      Troy tulowitzki begs to differ

      9 Like
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      • elcarim_23

        1 year ago

        Grady Sizemore on line 1

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        • realgone2

          1 year ago

          Brian Roberts to see you, sir And he has brought Mike Hampton

          1 Like
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        • toptekjon

          1 year ago

          Wow, I think I pulled a hammy on this trip down memory lane…DL stint for me

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    • tank62tank62

      1 year ago

      Carl Pavano on line 2

      6 Like
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      • tomrogic

        1 year ago

        New york mets on line 3

        8 Like
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        • CardsNation5

          1 year ago

          Cardinals on line 4

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        • cubfan85

          1 year ago

          Dead horse on line 1

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      • agentx

        1 year ago

        Jake is a pretty good nickname for Ellsbury, but I think it was the NY Post that came up with one of the all-time great nicknames in that vein when they gave Pavano his “American Idle” crown.

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        • Gary

          1 year ago

          Out of service Purvis Ellison, NBA.

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        • johnsilver

          1 year ago

          Bill Walton and his constantly gimpy feet. gong back several decades there to bring up “red”

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        • toptekjon

          1 year ago

          Classic! I loved that one, even while I was disgruntled over the bum never playing.

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      • jim-41

        1 year ago

        Kei Igawa holding long distance.!

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    • connfyoozed

      1 year ago

      The entire preseason roster for the Angels on Line 7…

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  7. nfunk115

    1 year ago

    didn’t know sitting on the beach counting your cash all day required hip surgery

    8 Like
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    • gofishgofish

      1 year ago

      Well, if he’s laying on a blanket on the beach, the angle might be awkward on the hip.

      9 Like
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    • Anonymous Man

      1 year ago

      lol

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    • luclusciano

      1 year ago

      Maybe he got up to quick when judge got injured?

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  8. JDGoat

    1 year ago

    Only two more years, Yankee fans

    4 Like
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    • majorflaw

      1 year ago

      “Only two more years, Yankee fans”

      Yankees fans shouldn’t care much one way or the other, Mr. Goat. Other than cap room, Ellsbury isn’t hurting them or preventing them from doing anything. He’s just costing them money.

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  9. Deve

    1 year ago

    thank you for your service

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    • thegreatcerealfamine

      1 year ago

      Please don’t use “thank you for your service” cause it is reserved for active duty military and military veterans. I would even apply it to all forms of law enforcement, fireman, rescue personnel of any kind. That phrase like “going to war” should never be used in a sports context, it demeans the men and women who suit up for real. Sorry folks stuff like that really irks me, for so many reasons…

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      • jekporkinsjekporkins

        1 year ago

        Lighten up, Francis.

        3 Like
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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          1 year ago

          Never on that!!!

          3 Like
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        • jwinker

          1 year ago

          Please don’t use the term “famine” in a joking manner within your nickname. Famine is a serious issue that affects a lot of people around world. …lighten up, pal.

          4 Like
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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          1 year ago

          Get Hulu…pal

          3 Like
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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          1 year ago

          Over your head I see…

          2 Like
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        • jwinker

          1 year ago

          Yeah, no Hulu in Canada. Haha

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      • Padres458

        1 year ago

        “Please don’t use “thank you for your service” cause it is reserved for active duty military and military veterans” biggest snowflake in the world right here

        1 Like
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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          1 year ago

          Maybe if you did more than just throw out meaningless terms.

          4 Like
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        • PopeMarley

          1 year ago

          Don’t hate Bruh, just cause the only service you ever did was Community Service

          3 Like
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        • Steven Chinwood

          1 year ago

          “biggest snowflake in the world right here” Why are you calling yourself a snowflake?

          4 Like
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        • majorflaw

          1 year ago

          “ . . . the only service you ever did was Community Service.”

          You forgot lip service.

          3 Like
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        • Deve

          1 year ago

          thank you for your service

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      • Reflect

        1 year ago

        No phrase is reserved for anything. The English language has never accepted reservations. Just because you exclusively and one-dimensionally interpret the phrase your way doesn’t mean everyone else has to.

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        • CardsNation5

          1 year ago

          Super Facts

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      • johnsilver

        1 year ago

        Thank you. We don’t agree a lot here, but what that poster did really irked me as well as a veteran from many a year ago.

        I think some people really have no respect is what it is of vets, police and other dangerous “jobs” some people have done.

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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          1 year ago

          Thank You, and it’s great on this one we can sit aside sports. What really irks me even more were the posts by Padres458, jekporkins, and the original posters S.A. follow up. Reflect..with his reply just reflects what you said “I think some people really have no respect” maybe if he served like you, I, and so many others he’d get it.

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    • realgone2

      1 year ago

      Ok that cracked me up

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  10. tomselleck

    1 year ago

    Didn’t know sitting on a bench could throw your hip out of realignment so badly….

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  11. geg42

    1 year ago

    Well this news should slow down those insipid trade ideas involving some team taking Ellsbury off the Yankees hands.

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  12. julyn82001

    1 year ago

    Not a Yankees fan just curious: how much money does the Yankees own this player?

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    • tank62tank62

      1 year ago

      44 million over the next two plus a 5 million dollar buyout

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  13. evil_empire_

    1 year ago

    what a waste of $$$

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  14. GB85

    1 year ago

    This contract has to be one of the biggest busts in Yankee history. At least Arod was productive for some of his.

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    • bradthebluefishbradthebluefish

      1 year ago

      Agreed.

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    • majorflaw

      1 year ago

      “This contract has to be one of the biggest busts in Yankee history.”

      Kei Igawa, Steve Kemp, Hideki Irabu and Carl Pavano disagree.

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      • JaysForDays

        1 year ago

        Stanton all set to replace him when Ells is finally off the books. Full circle.

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  15. raytown17

    1 year ago

    Does he still make 21m a year to not play?

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    • Anonymous Man

      1 year ago

      Yep, 21 Mill no matter what

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      • vinnyh

        1 year ago

        Insurance will compensate the Yankees for a good chunk of his salary.

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        • ishkabibble

          1 year ago

          Maybe. It’s been stated it’s unclear if his contract is covered.

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        • Mattimeo09

          1 year ago

          Not as much as you’d think

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  16. pinkerton

    1 year ago

    tragically hip?

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    • majorflaw

      1 year ago

      Ouch. But not bad.

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  17. brewcrewbernie

    1 year ago

    $21.14 million a year through 2020, plus a $5 million buy out on the team option for 2021. That’s a lotta $ right down the toilet.

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  18. snotrocket

    1 year ago

    In before someone makes a stupid comment about trading him to the Giants.

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  19. qbass187

    1 year ago

    $69.42 left (including 2018)

    Great deal Cashman.

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    • bigstein09

      1 year ago

      It’s actually not so bad (this year at least). They’ll recoup most of the $ from insurance and 60-day DL means he doesn’t take up a spot on the 40-man. Only truly bad part is the hit against the luxury tax threshold.

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    • racosun

      1 year ago

      Even if he’s lost this season completely, you gotta admit that keeping him away from the BoSox was totally worth just under seventy bucks.

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  20. Aoe3

    1 year ago

    Ellsbury and Tulo… both cant get off the DL and are paid a fortune.

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  21. masam99

    1 year ago

    Horrible contract. But, it was also a signing because Cano went to SEA. Not including this year, Cano has 5 years $120M on his contract.

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    • GoRockies

      1 year ago

      Cano had played at all star level tho, I don’t see your point

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  22. ajetergiftbasket

    1 year ago

    Top 10 worst contracts of all time?

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  23. Tim McCollum

    1 year ago

    I thought the recover time for this surgery is two years. Don’t rush your rehab dude.

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  24. bradthebluefishbradthebluefish

    1 year ago

    Not like the Yankees need him.

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  25. Scott Burgos

    1 year ago

    Kenny Lofton should undergo Hall of Fame surgery

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    • ShieldF123

      1 year ago

      Go away

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    • pinstripes17

      1 year ago

      Who?

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  26. Sherm

    1 year ago

    I never understood this signing from day 1. The Yankees already had a fast CF in Gardner. He was always injured with the Red Sox. They were just desperate to get any kind of free agent that offseason. He only had the one good season…which was Brady Anderson-like…30+hr/100rbi for a guy who could barely hit 10 hr previously. Complete trainwreck…worse than Pavano!

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    • majorflaw

      1 year ago

      “Complete train wreck…worse than Pavano.”

      Nope. Pavano was called out by Mussina and Jeter for his lack of commitment. Has any current Yankee done that with Ellsbury? I’d guess that many of the younger players don’t even know he is on the team. Pavano became so afraid of failure that he avoided the competition; can’t say the same about Ellsbury. More money misspent with Ellsbury, of course, but it isn’t anyway near as bad as Pavano.

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  27. sufferfortribe

    1 year ago

    I love when bad contracts happen to teams like the Yankees……or Red Sox…..or Cubs…..or Dodgers…..or Angels…..

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    • MetsYankeesRedSox

      1 year ago

      Don’t forget the Mets!
      Mo Vaughn, Bobby Bonilla

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      • agentx

        1 year ago

        Go easy on Vaughn, he tore his biceps in the weight room. Totally natural occurrence that could’ve happened to anyone.

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        • MetsYankeesRedSox

          1 year ago

          What’s a bicep have to do with a knee?

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      • sufferfortribe

        1 year ago

        I would have pity on the Mets, but you’re right. That Bonilla contract might just be the dumbest in history.

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        • sheff86

          1 year ago

          The Bonilla contract was pure genius. Think about it.

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        • majorflaw

          1 year ago

          “The Bonilla contract might just be the dumbest in history.”

          Why? And are you talking about the contract itself or the subsequent refi agreement they reached—which is responsible for his current payments?

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    • costergaard2

      1 year ago

      Your team should have won the 16 WS. Too bad you have a choke team with a choke manager…

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  28. slider32

    1 year ago

    Every team has bad contract unless they are not spending any money, heck the Sox had Panda and Castillo on the books, and the latter never played in the majors. The Mets, have Wright and Cespedes right now which is worse than Ellsbury. Injuries are a big part of the game, and can be the biggest factor in a team making and winning in the playoffs. Overall Ellsbury really hasn’t effected this Yankee team as much as the loss of Judge for a month.

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    • sufferfortribe

      1 year ago

      Cleveland doesn’t.

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      • pinstripes17

        1 year ago

        That’s because Cleveland doesn’t spend big money, instead they would rather blow 3-1 and 2-0 leads in the playoffs.

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        • costergaard2

          1 year ago

          +1 they are chokers

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  29. mike156

    1 year ago

    Bad contract from the moment it was signed, but I didn’t expect him to be this bad. With Chris Davis coming out of his funk the last week or so, and Albert having a good July, does this crack the top five in bad contracts?

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    • pinstripes17

      1 year ago

      The Davis one is the worst, he’s having one of the worst offensive seasons in baseball history.

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  30. baseballfan90

    1 year ago

    Not gonna lie I forgot he was even still playing

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  31. jorge78

    1 year ago

    What’s with the 1890’s haircut?

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  32. NiekroNiekro

    1 year ago

    Despite all the injuries and the contract he was a very exciting player to watch, That 2011 season was rather insane has a player with that long of experience ever hit 30 percent of his career homers in one year?

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  33. Rightout

    1 year ago

    the yanks just barfed on themselves this past weekend….cant wait to see boone after yanks loose in the play in game…..i cant wait for that moment…his giardi moment times 10….cant wait…oh by the way ellsbury stinks but is laughing all the way to the bank…a great cashman signing…

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    • stansfield123

      1 year ago

      You’re gonna be waiting for a long, long time.

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    • koz16

      1 year ago

      “Loose”? You may want to consult a dictionary.

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  34. stansfield123

    1 year ago

    Oh, well. This surgery is probably necessary to restore enough function to allow Jake to lead a normal, physically active life, and is not meant to get him back to playing professional sports. So congratulations are in order, for a solid, dare I say occasionally awe inspiring MLB career, that is now obviously over.

    Yankee fans have no reason to hold a grudge. I’ve certainly seen no evidence that he gave us anything less than 100% effort. And some insurance company is probably paying his salary, so no harm, no foul.

    The one thing I’m disgusted by is the (hopefully rare) Red Sox fans who seem to derive some kind of perverse joy out of a player who has helped their organization immensely, in the past, suffering a career ending injury.

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  35. Ruben_TomorrowRuben_Tomorrow

    1 year ago

    Looks like Ellsbury one upped Frazier as their response to big head Kay’s ignorant remarks.

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  36. GarryHarrisGarryHarris

    1 year ago

    What was Jacoby Ellsbury doing to injure his hip while he was on the DL?

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    • Pudge49902

      1 year ago

      Cashing checks

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  37. sportsjunkie24

    1 year ago

    Please just release him and eat the money

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  38. GoldenJabs

    1 year ago

    I like cheese

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  39. Eric F

    1 year ago

    Please get on the phone and call the Giants regarding Cutch!! If I have to watch another game with Shane Robinson in it I’m going to lose my mind! As for Luke Voigt please send him packing and sign Luis Valbuena who was recently let go. He will play at a 20 times higher level then Luke Voigt! Really it’s insane that Robinson and Voigt are on the roster.

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  40. swanhenge

    1 year ago

    Ells has always been soft. His rehab sessions were always questionable when he was in BOS. No one knew where he was or what he was doing and I think it was Youk that called him out. He got paid and he’s moving on. I’m sure plenty of players took this angle in their careers.

    I doubt he plays again. The insurance payouts the Yanks are receiving are probably way more valuable than any production they’ll get from him in the line up.

    Happy trails Jake. You used to be a highlight reel player.

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