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reports say he was writhing in agony after the injury but later smiling when taken off the cart

It looked very painful. Yes he was writhing around holding his knee. The trainers did not let him put any weight on it. He was picked up and placed in the Gator.

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Reports say he was writhing in agony after the injury, but later smiling when taken off the cart.

Somebody must have told him an old George Carlin joke. That's the only thing that I can think of that would make such an immediate turnaround that quickly.

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Girardi always looked like a guy who would kick a man when he was down. Just never knew he would kick his own men!

Yeah, wow... and a hall of famer to boot. Brutal.

Never like to see a guy get hurt, and Mo is legit... he's earned his success with hard work. For what it's worth I hope he recovers quickly and finishes his career with the same consistency in 2012 as he's had all the way.

But when he's finally gone and the rock solid consistency at the back of the MFY bullpen is gone, I won't be missing his presence when the O's are playing the Yanks. Competitively, I'll be glad to see him go. As a decent person, yeah, not good.

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