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Yankees Place Troy Tulowitzki On Injured List

By Steve Adams | April 4, 2019 at 10:15am CDT

The Yankees announced Thursday that they’ve officially placed shortstop Troy Tulowitzki on the 10-day injured list. Infield prospect Thairo Estrada was recalled to take his place on the 25-man roster (as MLB.com’s Mark Feinsand reported would be the case).

Tulowitzki, 34, is the 11th player the Yankees have placed on the injured list already in 2019. The former All-Star and MVP candidate has been plagued by injuries to his lower half in recent years and missed all of the 2018 season recovering from surgery to remove bone spurs in both of his heels. He’s belted a home run and a double thus far in his 13 plate appearances with the Yankees but didn’t manage to stave off the injury bug for long. The team has yet to comment on how long he’ll be sidelined, though manager Aaron Boone was quick to suggest after yesterday’s game that an IL trip was quite likely.

The injury to Tulo opens the door for Estrada to make his big league debut. Ranked 19th among Yankees farmhands by MLB.com and 26th by Fangraphs, the 23-year-old Estrada has faced a more uphill battle in reaching the bigs than most players. He looked to be progressing toward a potential promotion heading into the 2018 season but was shot in the hip during a robbery attempt in his native Venezuela last offseason, which ultimately required a pair of surgeries. Both MLB.com and Fangraphs peg him as a potential utility infielder. His last full, healthy season in 2017 resulted in a solid .301/.353/.392 slash through 122 games in Double-A ball.

Estrada’s promotion to the Majors doesn’t necessarily lock him into regular at-bats while Tulowitzki is on the shelf. The Yankees have DJ LeMahieu and Gleyber Torres both healthy, and that pairing will surely receive everyday at-bats at present. But with Miguel Andujar also on the injured list, Estrada and Tyler Wade should have ample opportunity for playing time — perhaps in a platoon setting, as Estrada’s right-handed bat complements the left-handed-hitting Wade.

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129 Comments

  1. Gunnerson

    6 years ago

    hello

    1
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    • todd76

      6 years ago

      Chokees not looking good. Better do a fire sale Marlins style.

      1
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      • deadsy

        6 years ago

        Never heard of that team…reversal of your lobotomy?

        3
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      • rivera42

        6 years ago

        Wow, that is so creative. You must be 11.

        3
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        • impapad17

          6 years ago

          Nope, he’s only 8. Just big for his age.

          3
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      • User 4245925809

        6 years ago

        I remember making fun of team names when was in like the 1st grade, then figured out how juvenile it was at that young of an age.

        What is wrong with all you people that choose to do this?

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        • Al Jab

          6 years ago

          Using the word like is also juvenile

          Reply
        • whitesoxfan24

          6 years ago

          Put JohnSilver in a body bag!

          Reply
  2. I Believe We Can Win

    6 years ago

    Ok who had under 10 games before tulo got hurt?

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    • Joe Kerr

      6 years ago

      everyone

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    • dimitrios in la

      6 years ago

      Lot of quality on this team still. They’ll be fine.

      2
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      • jaysfan77

        6 years ago

        With so many games against the Jays and orioles, that should put them 15 games over .500 right there

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    • sportznut1000

      6 years ago

      yeah i think under 10 games was a heavy favorite, probably -300

      Reply
      • qbass187

        6 years ago

        Yeah. I had him at 1

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    • Bernie's Dander

      6 years ago

      I’m amazed he was able to take the field at all. He wasn’t able to do that last year….

      Reply
    • fitsiqis65

      6 years ago

      everyone but cashman. You know b/c he is smarter than everyone else.

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      • Bernie's Dander

        6 years ago

        This was all part of Cashman’s plan…to have everyone healthy in October.

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      • johnrealtime

        6 years ago

        He was signed to a league minimum contract. I think basically any team would have taken him at that rate. It’s not like Cashman was implying he is going to have perfect health when he signed him

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        • charlesk

          6 years ago

          The Jays are paying him to sit on the Yankees DL

          Reply
  3. HalosHeavenJJ

    6 years ago

    Who had April 4th in the pool?

    4
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    • Adam6710

      6 years ago

      The over under in my group was 10 games, I took the under. Won $75.

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  4. YelichdaGoat

    6 years ago

    nobody saw this one coming

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  5. coastalcarolinachamps

    6 years ago

    more fragile than glass!!! GMAFB!!

    Reply
  6. c ya

    6 years ago

    I only hope the bat boy doesn’t go down.

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    • Polish Hammer

      6 years ago

      Not since Wetteland retired….

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      • whitesoxfan24

        6 years ago

        Hahaha

        Reply
  7. nymetsking

    6 years ago

    Who gets hurt tonight? My money’s on Frazier.

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    • $1742854

      6 years ago

      Down goes Frazier! Down goes Frazier!

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      • allweatherfan

        6 years ago

        Nice

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        • nymetsking

          6 years ago

          Indeed

          Reply
      • HalosHeavenJJ

        6 years ago

        Epic.

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      • E munchy

        6 years ago

        Haha hell yeah

        Reply
      • johnrealtime

        6 years ago

        People in this comment section are way too excited about an injury

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    • DarkSide830

      6 years ago

      Gardy

      Reply
    • mikeyank55

      6 years ago

      Put your money where your mouth is nymets….since you have such a BIG MOUTH let’s see how much money you will put towards your comment.

      It’s time to man up unless what Mrs King has been saying…that you are a little guy

      Reply
  8. lovableschmuck

    6 years ago

    The Yankees are the new Angels.Going for new record on the Injured List.

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    • shmeag

      6 years ago

      They are the new Mets we always get hurt so much I think it’s ludicrous how much the Mets get hurt.

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      • apbadogs

        6 years ago

        “we”? are you on the 40 man roster?

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        • TheTrotsky

          6 years ago

          We, as in fans that pay to watch games, buy jerseys, shirts and hats and support the game in many ways. Don’t be a dolt.

          Reply
    • dimitrios in la

      6 years ago

      Should be breakable record; injures list is brand new.

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      • dimitrios in la

        6 years ago

        *injured

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    • Phanatic 2022

      6 years ago

      What is the record?

      Reply
    • slowcurve

      6 years ago

      They’ll do it. They are very good at… a-hem… breaking…things… is this thing on?

      Reply
    • Perksy

      6 years ago

      You mean the Angels are the new Mets

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  9. mrnatewalter

    6 years ago

    And to think, we haven’t even seen James Paxton get hurt yet.

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    • jamboot111

      6 years ago

      That’s it now we know who goes down today!!!

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  10. allweatherfan

    6 years ago

    Shocking. He’s been so durable. Can’t believe he’s out.

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  11. yukongold

    6 years ago

    Waters wet. Politicians lie. Severino playoff collapse. Tulo to the injured list. Nothing out of the ordinary to see here. Move on.

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    • rivera42

      6 years ago

      You forgot to add “Tanaka post-season stud”.

      LMAO @ using such SSS. Tanaka and Sevy can easily flip.

      Reply
      • yukongold

        6 years ago

        You did it. Congrats. Tanaka is a post season stud because he started 5 playoff games. Severino is a victim of small sample size because he started 6 games.

        I can’t logic too good…. But when did 5 become greater than 6?

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        • thecoffinnail

          6 years ago

          That was his whole point. r/woooooooooosh

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        • Tommy Daly

          6 years ago

          Uhh, he’s only played 5 seasons and 3 were injury-shortened, and 30 playoff innings in 5 years is hardly a “small sample size”…not many pitchers see the playoffs 3 years out of 5. He has a 1.50 ERA in 5 starts, only 4 players in MLB history fared better in 5 or more starts

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    • petfoodfella

      6 years ago

      Water isn’t wet.

      Reply
  12. jdgoat

    6 years ago

    Is Estrada already on the 40 man?

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    • Jbigz12

      6 years ago

      Signed in 2013. He was on the 40 man. Would’ve been scooped up in the rule 5 draft if he wasn’t protected.

      Reply
  13. Louiebeans

    6 years ago

    To all the people who said the Yankees didn’t need to upgrade this past off season you were wrong.

    1..Bringing back Brett Gardner was a terrible idea. – I was right

    2..Not signing another top flight SP P Corbin or VIA trade market. – I was right. Many of you said their SP was fine it’s NOT fine.

    3. Not signing Harper who is making 24 million a year was a huge mistake.

    4. Not going to the FA market this past off season is biting them in their butts. B ig Mistake.

    5. Bour or Admans would have been a good fit for 1b. Yankees are still hung up on G Bird who can’t even cut it in the MLB.

    6. Brantley whould have been an upgrade over the .09 hitting Gardner.

    I have been alife long Yankee fan (46) years old but the Yankees have left a really bad taste in my mouth. I’m currently watching the Phillies something I would have never thought of doing ever. I’m now watching Phillies games and finding other teams to watch who are young have have owenres who wanna win.

    To every poster on the Yesnetwork froums I never seen a bunch of wrong people in my life thanks for the laughs and your suffering now.

    All the Yankees have become are a copy and paste patch job.

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    • brewcrewer

      6 years ago

      All I pulled from this is one less bandwagon fan for the Yankees

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    • srechter

      6 years ago

      If you’ve been Yankees fan for such an extended period of time, you should be more seasoned in your early-response outrage. We’re six games in, people. Even one month into the season only gives us an initial litmus test for where things are heading. Let’s let the sample sizes grow before we come to any lofty conclusions. Most of the injured fellas should return in fairly short order. To make these bombastic conclusions about the season as a whole is simply silly and reflects the typical overly-reactive nature of the worst of us yankees fans.

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      • thegreatcerealfamine

        6 years ago

        “most of the injured fellas should return in fairly short order” The players that will return from the IL are less than you think. Hicks back will more than likely linger, Didi won’t be back for quite some time, Andujar let’s face it is done for the year and some of next, Stanton’s injury is probably gonna keep him out until May. Now while I’m not in quite the state of panic as this fellow -Louiebeans I’m not exactly feeling that confident about this team, and haven’t since the Stanton trade.

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        • User 4245925809

          6 years ago

          Hi cereal, long time no see.

          Stanton’s issues there have come and gone if his back is muscle related? Not read what that was exactly? he was seemingly always pulling muscles related to his side/back while in miami and they usually didn’t keep him away all that long.

          Have to see what happens as for how the season goes and just the AL East. maybe neither will be as good as advertised (Boston-NY), who knows, it’s early and maybe both will win 100+ again.

          As was mentioned above, the 1 I’d watch for is Paxton. It’s no offense intended and always liked seeing the guy when he was with the M’s (a team like to watch). He has (had) a knack for injuries and so far, not staying healthy. maybe to move to NY and different coaching will help fix it, tho will be interesting to see if he can remain on the mound all year.

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        • Begamin

          6 years ago

          Stantons most recent injury is his shoulder. I wouldnt expect him to be out very long. Maybe a week or two

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      • mikeyank55

        6 years ago

        Hey Srechter, Beans has too much gas to be spewing smelly sounds. No serious baseball fan would become an armchair GM 6 games in. And under the circumstances the Yankees have not played that bad.

        Real fans know that it’s a 162 game season and the most important aspect is not who is on the IL in April, but who is on it in September/October.

        We also know that over the past 25 years only two teams have won the WS and lead the major leagues in salary.

        So pipe down Louie. If you need meds call your mommy.

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    • Phanatic 2022

      6 years ago

      After 6 games you anoint yourself more knowledgeable than all including Cashman and Steinbrenner. Which 7-11 do you work in so they can find you to consult before their next move?

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    • Bocephus

      6 years ago

      You just summed up the meaning of a BANDWAGON FAN..congrats on meeting the standard

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    • Begamin

      6 years ago

      1. Bringing back OF depth was a bad idea? Are you sure?
      2. I dont think a lot of people told you SP was fine. People might have told you Corbin costs too much, and that Keuchel costs a draft pick and didnt have a Spring Training but thats about it. Cash shouldve went hard for Kikuchi after it was known Corbin wanted too much.
      3. Its 24 per year million for 12 years. Dont tell me that you foresaw every injury and realized. The last thing the Yankees needed at the time of Harpers signing was another boom or bust power hitting corner OF that cant play good defense.
      4. Very general and broad statement, but sure.
      5. They have both Bird and Voit, two 1B that have shown some promise and deserve a shot. Dont know why they would make themselves sign someone who would give them the same production. Its not like we’re talking Votto or Goldschmidt.
      6. Maybe your only good point.

      Your post is nothing but hindsight 20/20. If there were no injuries this Yankees team wouldve done everything right. However, the GM cant just predict that 9 players are gonna get injured before you even play your first road game.

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      • fitsiqis65

        6 years ago

        you have to be a cash apologist to not see how he misappropriated resources

        1. Yanks paid a total of 9.5 for gardner who stinks. could have say adam jones for 3 mil.

        2. Happ and CC for 27 mil this year vs 23 for Corbin will be a huge mistake. I know there are 5 more years of corbin, but cash the genius will overpay every year to back fill with garbage

        3. maybe but once again he will backfill with overpaid garbage and harper is talented. The others he signed and will sign for “depth” are not

        4. we all agree

        5. time will tell but bird is looking like a bust and voight might be too

        6. i can name many outfielders who produce no worse than Gardner and cost way less. including some of his current and future teammates

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    • thecoffinnail

      6 years ago

      You have gone from the Yankees to the Phillies because of what has happened in a week? A lifetime for you must be 3-4 years because I would put money on you being a San Francisco Giants fan right around 2014.

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  14. Oxford Karma

    6 years ago

    This is going to be even more difficult when Greg Bird gets hurt in a week or two.

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    • Louiebeans

      6 years ago

      Should be easy replacing a .188 hitter

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      • chalk73

        6 years ago

        You can have Bour, he is hitting .056… you said he would be a good fit for the Yankees.

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      • thecoffinnail

        6 years ago

        His OPS+ is 104 which is a lot more than can be said for Bour -06 OPS+ who you were clamoring for above.

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  15. smith_matd

    6 years ago

    Did I miss it in here or do we not know what sort of injury he has?

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    • nymetsking

      6 years ago

      It’s Tulo. There’s not an un-injured spot on his body.

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      • YelichdaGoat

        6 years ago

        This just in, Tulo strains groin reading this article. 6-8 weeks out, maybe season ending.

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        • mikeyank55

          6 years ago

          Hey NY Mets….with your same logic, there’s no un-injured spot on your
          Brain.

          Correction: you have no brain.

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  16. Yankeepride88

    6 years ago

    The scary part of the Yankees is that the normally healthy players like Andujar, Severino, Stanton, and Betances are injured. Very worried when the normal injury prone guys like Chapman, Paxton, Bird, and Sanchez hit.

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    • thegreatcerealfamine

      6 years ago

      How can you call Andujar a normally healthy player when he’s played less than one year in the bigs. You can’t be serious saying Stanton is normally healthy.

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      • SalaryCapMyth

        6 years ago

        Think you two need to find some middle ground on Stanton. Other than his introduction year, he has only had two seasons where he pit up less than 500 AB’s. That’s not exactlt injury prone.

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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          6 years ago

          Stanton has averaged 127 games a season in his career, and has had less than 500 PA’s 3 times. He has always been known for multiple injuries, so I don’t know what “middle ground” you speak of.

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  17. tgovey

    6 years ago

    Well that didn’t take long.

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  18. One Bite Hotdog

    6 years ago

    Three things are for certain:

    Death, taxes and a Tulo injury

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  19. imgman09

    6 years ago

    Manny was waiting for the yanks, he wouldn’t be hurt right now,Harper was never a fit from a Baseball perspective and would have been foolish from a Business perspective

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    • Louiebeans

      6 years ago

      Manny & Harper would have been a great pickup. Yankees have become cheap losers signing players in their 40s.

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  20. CardsNation5

    6 years ago

    Welp, that didn’t take long. Tulo should just hang them up. He’s in his mid 30s and his body just won’t hold up. Good career, but it’s time to go, Glass Joe.

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  21. Kingman#26

    6 years ago

    Please trade for Evan Longoria.

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  22. YelichdaGoat

    6 years ago

    Cashman took a fat L on this rotation. CC? Haap? Severino hurt. my god thats not gonna last in the AL east

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    • todd76

      6 years ago

      Cashman is way over valued. Most of the championship teams from the late 90’s he inherited. He didn’t take over as GM till 1998. It was his core players he inherited doing the winning. Remember they’ve only been world champions once in the last 18 years! That’s all that matters in baseball (World Series championships). Cashman = over rated.

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      • YelichdaGoat

        6 years ago

        Biggest hole last offseason was the starting pitching. What did they do to fill that void? reisigned mr captain crunch (C.C) and Haap. yeah, they got Paxton, but hes not a number 1.

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      • Bocephus

        6 years ago

        You post that 18 years crap at least once a week. Do yourself and others a service find a new schtick!

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        • todd76

          6 years ago

          It’s fact.

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        • dobsonel

          6 years ago

          You all realize that pitching isn’t their problem right now don’t you? Their starters have been amazing for week one.

          Tanaka era 1.46
          Paxton era 1.59
          German era 0.00
          Louisiana era 2.25

          Only starter with a poor outing so far was Happ and that was after a 3 hour rain delay and a wet ball.

          Yankees suck right now because they can’t hit a breaking ball. Their pitching is not the problem.

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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          6 years ago

          todd, when’s the last time your favorite team hoisted a flag?

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        • thecoffinnail

          6 years ago

          Its a fact that any team can win in the post season. Had Rivera not left a couple over the plate in 2001 the Yankees would have had another championship. If Bartman hadn’t interfered in 2003 the Yankees would have played the Cubs and not had to face Beckett or the other Marlins starters and probably would have won another series. In 2004 the Red Sox came back down 3-0 to win it all. Had the Yankees not completely choked they would have been the favorites. That’s just the first 5 years of your 18 year complaint. I can think of maybe 2-3 years in the last 25 when the Yankees didn’t have a very good chance of winning it all. No other team can say that. Heck 2 years ago the Yankees came within 1 game of going to the Series.

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        • todd76

          6 years ago

          Coulda woulda shoulda.

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        • thegreatcerealfamine

          6 years ago

          Answer the question todd.
          todd answer the question.
          Why won’t you answer the question todd?

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  23. Keithbw22

    6 years ago

    New name (DL to Injured List) same result! Poor guy… First 6-8 years in the league he was a “lock” for the hall of fame.

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  24. Keithbw22

    6 years ago

    New name (DL to Injured List) same result! Poor guy… 2007-2014 when he was on the field, he looked like a Hall Of Famer…

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  25. Melchez

    6 years ago

    I could see a Chase Headley return. DJ, Torres and Headley would make for a very solid defensive infield.

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  26. mbgutt

    6 years ago

    So I was upset that pirates didn’t get Troy, guess it isn’t that big of deal since he lacks the greatest ability…… availability!

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  27. Fg-3

    6 years ago

    So we’re 6 games in??? And what the yanks and sox are in trouble?? Lol I mean really?? Let’s all breathe. Because the rays vs Padres sounds as good as the garbage super bowl we just watched

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  28. top jimmy

    6 years ago

    Bring Hechevarria back. He’s better than Wade and Estrada.

    Reply
  29. Chris

    6 years ago

    6 games in. Tulo is Tulo. Let’s just hope the players that matter can get back healthy. Keep it in your pants Yankees fans

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  30. Dorothy_Mantooth

    6 years ago

    Is anyone shocked that Stanton strained a bicep muscle? This is why weight lifting and baseball really don’t go well together. Power lifting tightens your muscles while baseball calls for long, lean flexible muscles. With the amount of swing and misses in Stanton’s game, I’m surprised this has never happened before..can probably chalk it up to his young age, but if he continues to bulk up going forward, Yankees fans had better get use to this. Other guys on the IL that are not surprising:

    Tulo – Duh
    Jacoby – He’s probably done
    Didi – Known since the off season

    Yankees just didn’t build their roster correctly

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    • STLBaseballFanSince2020

      6 years ago

      Stanton literally broke his hand swinging the bat..

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    • 66TheNumberOfTheBest

      6 years ago

      I think Josh Bell is at risk of lifting his way out of baseball. Despite his size, he was so limber and able to get the bat on the ball at different angles in his rookie year.

      He has yet to show that since then, after bulking up. And it didn’t even turn into more power. It turned into less.

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  31. david klein

    6 years ago

    Can’t believe I once wanted my team to trade for him; what a disaster he’s been since 2015.

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  32. Libinski

    6 years ago

    Most days, when a headline states that a player has been injured, the body of the article will at least mention the nature of the injury. Because, you know, that information is kind of relevant to the story.

    But today is not that day.

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    • YelichdaGoat

      6 years ago

      its tulo, we can just assume its everything

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    • Polish Hammer

      6 years ago

      With HIPAA I’m surprised we find out as much as we do other than a generic statement that a player was hurt.

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  33. BUGZ

    6 years ago

    Dodgers had a similar injury problem last year and still recovered nicely. Think the main issue will be depth but I don’t pay to much attention to them so I don’t know if f that’s an issue. Early season injuries are a back breaker, main goal should be to stay above water till the reinforcements arrive.

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    • Bocephus

      6 years ago

      It’s a huge issue, because they’ve exhausted the minor league depth with trades the last couple of years. Brandon Drury come on down..oh wait.

      Reply
  34. frankf

    6 years ago

    Man, Yankees players are dropping quicker than scantily clad sorority girls in a low budget slasher flick.

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  35. southi

    6 years ago

    Is anyone surprised that Tulo is injured yet again??

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    • fitsiqis65

      6 years ago

      just cashman the genius.

      Reply
  36. SalaryCapMyth

    6 years ago

    Alright, who let Tulo out of his bubble?

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  37. TreyMancini

    6 years ago

    Estrada is sneaky good in what I’ve seen of him, he’s still raw but with a year or two you guys will have a nice infielder to inevitably trade because he’s blocked by Didi and Gleyber.

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    • Melchez

      6 years ago

      Sneaky good? Under .200 at AAA is sneaky good? Well, for a Yankee fan maybe.

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  38. 66TheNumberOfTheBest

    6 years ago

    I wonder if they had the “Tulowitzski to IL” post written in advance like the obituaries of elderly celebrities.

    Reply
  39. kiddhoff

    6 years ago

    Looks like Cliff Pennington has a new gig.

    Reply
  40. ChiSoxCity

    6 years ago

    Great depth signing by the Jankees. Tulo’s gotta have a sweet golf game with all the paid rehab. Living that good life.

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    • STLBaseballFanSince2020

      6 years ago

      Tulo would tear his ACL stepping out of the golf cart.

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  41. bravesfan

    6 years ago

    Literally everyone saw something like this coming. I mean heck! Let’s go guy! Keep it together! That body is falling apart. Time to hang it up in my opinion. Greatest ball player that never quite lived up to his abilities. Normally I would suggest his injuries are tied to the teams performance… but this isn’t the case this year

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  42. thomasg2018

    6 years ago

    Tulo. Surprise Surprise.
    Who’s been the biggest waste Tulo or Elsbury over the years.

    Reply
  43. holecamels35

    6 years ago

    Sometimes you just have to say that you’re fine, but you’re not really fine
    -Brian Cashman 2019

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  44. Dok1234

    6 years ago

    And that’s the last anyone will see of Tulo this year, maybe ever..

    Reply
  45. axisofhonor25

    6 years ago

    Two-month Tulo on the shelf again, except this time it didn’t take two months. More like two seconds!

    Reply
  46. WubbaLubbaDubDub

    6 years ago

    What’s the injury?

    Reply
  47. martiny44

    6 years ago

    Wait, Tulowitzki got shot in the hip? Or he broke a hip? Wears spurs, like a cowboy, rather than spikes? No wonder he’s having difficulty run—oooh NOW I get it. Read that post too quickly

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  48. Polish Hammer

    6 years ago

    It’s easy to rip on the Yankees for this but considering they are only paying him the league minimum and the Blue Jays are all on the hook for everything else I can’t blame them for taking this chance. Obviously a huge if given his injury history, but if he stays somewhat healthy he’s an absolute bargain. This is the sort of guy the smaller market teams like Cleveland takes a chance on because they shop in the scratch and dent section looking for reclamation projects, surprised it was the Yankees to take him on.

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