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Derek Jeter has a fractured ankle and is done


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He was fielding a ball to his left and turned his ankle it appeared and tried to flip the ball to the 2B to throw to first. The Tigers had taken the lead 5-4 on the play before this and added another run that inning and won 6-4. He layed on the field and had to be carried off. Girardi said he fractured a bone above his ankle and will be out the rest of the season and it will take three months to heel. The TV guys are acting like the world is about to end. They will find a way to win and just punch a few more over the fences in NY and Detroit. I could only think about Nick and what they did to him while watching Jeter lay in pain on the field. Things sometimes find a way to even out.

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Girardi was asked if he would consider playing AROD at SS his former position and he said no. It's been too long since he played there. I think he had too quick an answer and will probably rethink this and have him field some balls at SS in practice and play some games there.

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Girardi was asked if he would consider playing AROD at SS his former position and he said no. It's been too long since he played there. I think he had too quick an answer and will probably rethink this and have him field some balls at SS in practice and play some games there.

I can't see them playing arod there because it could cause more drama....I firmly believe that if jeter was the true captain and out for whats best for the team then when they aquired arod years back he would have moved to 3rd. I believe Arod was a much better ss then jeter, and jeter could have shown he is a true captain and leader by making a move best for the team, but his ego prevented it

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I definitely had sympathy for Rivera's crippling injury earlier this year.

For some reason, I have very little for this....

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