March 5, 200917 yr TAMPA, Fla. -- Alex Rodriguez's troublesome right hip requires immediate surgery and could force the Yankees slugger out until May, the third baseman's brother told LasMayores.com, MLB.com's Spanish-language web site. Rodriguez's brother, Joe Dunand, said that Rodriguez will have the operation performed in Vail, Colo., on Monday by Dr. Marc Philippon. The recovery time is expected to be about 10 weeks. The diagnosis will nix Rodriguez's hopes of playing for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. "We're not giving any information right now," Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said Thursday. "I do not have that information. I have not heard that yet. I have to talk to Cash," manager Joe Girardi said, referring to general manager Brian Cashman. Rodriguez left the Dominican Republic team on Wednesday to fly to Colorado after the results of a MRI taken Saturday in Tampa revealed the internal cyst. A Yankees team physician, Dr. Chris Ahmad, recommended that Rodriguez undergo an examination by a specialist. The 33-year-old Rodriguez has managed discomfort in his right hip dating back to last season. Girardi said Wednesday that Rodriguez had expressed feeling "a little stiffness" at various times since last season. "There wasn't really any pain -- just some mild stiffness," Girardi said. "He was doing a lot of stretching and worked on it this winter as well. We just want to make sure that we're doing the right things with this." Rodriguez has played regularly this spring, including going 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored in Tuesday's Dominican Republic exhibition against the Marlins. He left the Yankees on Sunday after playing in New York's Grapefruit League loss to the Reds at Sarasota, Fla. Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its __________________________________ Man i feel bad for Arod, it seems he can never catch a break.
March 5, 200917 yr TAMPA, Fla. -- Alex Rodriguez's troublesome right hip requires immediate surgery and could force the Yankees slugger out until May, the third baseman's brother told LasMayores.com, MLB.com's Spanish-language web site. Rodriguez's brother, Joe Dunand, said that Rodriguez will have the operation performed in Vail, Colo., on Monday by Dr. Marc Philippon. The recovery time is expected to be about 10 weeks. The diagnosis will nix Rodriguez's hopes of playing for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. "We're not giving any information right now," Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said Thursday. "I do not have that information. I have not heard that yet. I have to talk to Cash," manager Joe Girardi said, referring to general manager Brian Cashman. Rodriguez left the Dominican Republic team on Wednesday to fly to Colorado after the results of a MRI taken Saturday in Tampa revealed the internal cyst. A Yankees team physician, Dr. Chris Ahmad, recommended that Rodriguez undergo an examination by a specialist. The 33-year-old Rodriguez has managed discomfort in his right hip dating back to last season. Girardi said Wednesday that Rodriguez had expressed feeling "a little stiffness" at various times since last season. "There wasn't really any pain -- just some mild stiffness," Girardi said. "He was doing a lot of stretching and worked on it this winter as well. We just want to make sure that we're doing the right things with this." Rodriguez has played regularly this spring, including going 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored in Tuesday's Dominican Republic exhibition against the Marlins. He left the Yankees on Sunday after playing in New York's Grapefruit League loss to the Reds at Sarasota, Fla. Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its __________________________________ Man i feel bad for Arod, it seems he can never catch a break. Really? lol.
March 5, 200917 yr And there she blows! Next up.. CC arm trouble... Then Tex's hamstring.. and that gives the yanks 432 million dollar spree no playoffs
March 5, 200917 yr Author TAMPA, Fla. -- Alex Rodriguez's troublesome right hip requires immediate surgery and could force the Yankees slugger out until May, the third baseman's brother told LasMayores.com, MLB.com's Spanish-language web site. Rodriguez's brother, Joe Dunand, said that Rodriguez will have the operation performed in Vail, Colo., on Monday by Dr. Marc Philippon. The recovery time is expected to be about 10 weeks. The diagnosis will nix Rodriguez's hopes of playing for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. "We're not giving any information right now," Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said Thursday. "I do not have that information. I have not heard that yet. I have to talk to Cash," manager Joe Girardi said, referring to general manager Brian Cashman. Rodriguez left the Dominican Republic team on Wednesday to fly to Colorado after the results of a MRI taken Saturday in Tampa revealed the internal cyst. A Yankees team physician, Dr. Chris Ahmad, recommended that Rodriguez undergo an examination by a specialist. The 33-year-old Rodriguez has managed discomfort in his right hip dating back to last season. Girardi said Wednesday that Rodriguez had expressed feeling "a little stiffness" at various times since last season. "There wasn't really any pain -- just some mild stiffness," Girardi said. "He was doing a lot of stretching and worked on it this winter as well. We just want to make sure that we're doing the right things with this." Rodriguez has played regularly this spring, including going 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored in Tuesday's Dominican Republic exhibition against the Marlins. He left the Yankees on Sunday after playing in New York's Grapefruit League loss to the Reds at Sarasota, Fla. Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its __________________________________ Man i feel bad for Arod, it seems he can never catch a break. Really? lol. Yeah no matter what he does or says people love to rip him and hate on him.
March 5, 200917 yr And there she blows! Next up.. CC arm trouble... Then Tex's hamstring.. and that gives the yanks 432 million dollar spree no playoffs The Yankees missing the playoffs AGAIN would make my year. They're in for a big fight, with Tampa and Boston both as good as them or better.
March 5, 200917 yr TAMPA, Fla. -- Alex Rodriguez's troublesome right hip requires immediate surgery and could force the Yankees slugger out until May, the third baseman's brother told LasMayores.com, MLB.com's Spanish-language web site. Rodriguez's brother, Joe Dunand, said that Rodriguez will have the operation performed in Vail, Colo., on Monday by Dr. Marc Philippon. The recovery time is expected to be about 10 weeks. The diagnosis will nix Rodriguez's hopes of playing for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. "We're not giving any information right now," Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said Thursday. "I do not have that information. I have not heard that yet. I have to talk to Cash," manager Joe Girardi said, referring to general manager Brian Cashman. Rodriguez left the Dominican Republic team on Wednesday to fly to Colorado after the results of a MRI taken Saturday in Tampa revealed the internal cyst. A Yankees team physician, Dr. Chris Ahmad, recommended that Rodriguez undergo an examination by a specialist. The 33-year-old Rodriguez has managed discomfort in his right hip dating back to last season. Girardi said Wednesday that Rodriguez had expressed feeling "a little stiffness" at various times since last season. "There wasn't really any pain -- just some mild stiffness," Girardi said. "He was doing a lot of stretching and worked on it this winter as well. We just want to make sure that we're doing the right things with this." Rodriguez has played regularly this spring, including going 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored in Tuesday's Dominican Republic exhibition against the Marlins. He left the Yankees on Sunday after playing in New York's Grapefruit League loss to the Reds at Sarasota, Fla. Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its __________________________________ Man i feel bad for Arod, it seems he can never catch a break. Really? lol. Yeah no matter what he does or says people love to rip him and hate on him. I would normally agree, but he really does it to himself, sometimes. Like, were his Jose Reyes comments truly necessary? I'm sure it made Johnny Damon feel awesome.
March 6, 200917 yr Author TAMPA, Fla. -- Alex Rodriguez's troublesome right hip requires immediate surgery and could force the Yankees slugger out until May, the third baseman's brother told LasMayores.com, MLB.com's Spanish-language web site. Rodriguez's brother, Joe Dunand, said that Rodriguez will have the operation performed in Vail, Colo., on Monday by Dr. Marc Philippon. The recovery time is expected to be about 10 weeks. The diagnosis will nix Rodriguez's hopes of playing for the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. "We're not giving any information right now," Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said Thursday. "I do not have that information. I have not heard that yet. I have to talk to Cash," manager Joe Girardi said, referring to general manager Brian Cashman. Rodriguez left the Dominican Republic team on Wednesday to fly to Colorado after the results of a MRI taken Saturday in Tampa revealed the internal cyst. A Yankees team physician, Dr. Chris Ahmad, recommended that Rodriguez undergo an examination by a specialist. The 33-year-old Rodriguez has managed discomfort in his right hip dating back to last season. Girardi said Wednesday that Rodriguez had expressed feeling "a little stiffness" at various times since last season. "There wasn't really any pain -- just some mild stiffness," Girardi said. "He was doing a lot of stretching and worked on it this winter as well. We just want to make sure that we're doing the right things with this." Rodriguez has played regularly this spring, including going 1-for-3 with a double and a run scored in Tuesday's Dominican Republic exhibition against the Marlins. He left the Yankees on Sunday after playing in New York's Grapefruit League loss to the Reds at Sarasota, Fla. Bryan Hoch is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its __________________________________ Man i feel bad for Arod, it seems he can never catch a break. Really? lol. Yeah no matter what he does or says people love to rip him and hate on him. I would normally agree, but he really does it to himself, sometimes. Like, were his Jose Reyes comments truly necessary? I'm sure it made Johnny Damon feel awesome. I think he was just trying to say something positive about reyes and didnt think oh this is my chance to take a jab a johnny. He was asked about reyes and responded. I" really doubt damon's feeling were hurt. Everyone would like to have reyes leading off.
March 6, 200917 yr Funny, this is usually caused by taking roids. Funny, how you make sh*t up. This injury happens ALOT of players who dont take roids so it has nothing to do with roids. (espically in hockey)
March 7, 200917 yr I would normally agree, but he really does it to himself, sometimes. Like, were his Jose Reyes comments truly necessary? I'm sure it made Johnny Damon feel awesome. That's a perfect example. If Jeter made those exact same comments, it would be him being a Team USA guy, who is just giving a compliment. A-Rod makes it, and it becomes something ridiculous.
March 7, 200917 yr Funny, this is usually caused by taking roids. Torn labrums are caused by taking roids?
March 7, 200917 yr I would normally agree, but he really does it to himself, sometimes. Like, were his Jose Reyes comments truly necessary? I'm sure it made Johnny Damon feel awesome. That's a perfect example. If Jeter made those exact same comments, it would be him being a Team USA guy, who is just giving a compliment. A-Rod makes it, and it becomes something ridiculous. I suppose that is true. Then again, it's not just that. Just some things he does bring the questions. Like playing for the U.S. one year, and the Dominicans the next.
March 7, 200917 yr I would normally agree, but he really does it to himself, sometimes. Like, were his Jose Reyes comments truly necessary? I'm sure it made Johnny Damon feel awesome. That's a perfect example. If Jeter made those exact same comments, it would be him being a Team USA guy, who is just giving a compliment. A-Rod makes it, and it becomes something ridiculous. I suppose that is true. Then again, it's not just that. Just some things he does bring the questions. Like playing for the U.S. one year, and the Dominicans the next. Which is something I completely understand and so do many people who are Hispanic (but there is a whole different thread for that).
March 7, 200917 yr Funny, this is usually caused by taking roids. Funny, how you make sh*t up. This injury happens ALOT of players who dont take roids so it has nothing to do with roids. (espically in hockey) No, it's actually been proven that many cyst cases have been directly linked to steroids.
March 7, 200917 yr Funny, this is usually caused by taking roids. Funny, how you make sh*t up. This injury happens ALOT of players who dont take roids so it has nothing to do with roids. (espically in hockey) No, it's actually been proven that many cyst cases have been directly linked to steroids. LINK please? Because its already been reported it does not have anything to do with roids since MANY athletes get it
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