[ThePundit]

Match the Yankee with their current injury:

1. Matsui a) Tight right triceps
2. Sheffield b) Hematoma in left leg
3. Chacon c) Torn right rotator cuff
4. Damon d) Straigned right hamstring
5. Pavano e) Broken left wrist
6. Crosby f) Sprained left wrist
7. Sturtze g) Bruised right foot

[legend]

You forgot Randy Johnson and his bruised ego. As for Pavano, it is beginning to become clear that this gutless bum has no intention of returning to pitch any time soon, if ever. He is the poster boy for why there should be no long term contracts.

[pete_b]

legend, how soon we forget what a great pitcher Randy Johnson was. I mean that guy mowed people down. He put fear in the hearts of all men. Even Tony Gwynn said he is the hardest pitcher he ever faced. I mean everyone gets old and not everyone is Roger Clemens or Nolan Ryan. Lets let up on the Randy Johnson thing ok?

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by ThePundit

Match the Yankee with their current injury:

1. Matsui a) Tight right triceps
2. Sheffield b) Hematoma in left leg
3. Chacon c) Torn right rotator cuff
4. Damon d) Straigned right hamstring
5. Pavano e) Broken left wrist
6. Crosby f) Sprained left wrist
7. Sturtze g) Bruised right foot

Wow you could almost make a player out of all the bits and pieces...

[MJHMarc]

I haven't been keeping track with the injuries of the Yankees.

All I know is that:
1.e
4.f?
5.a

I'll try to keep better track of injuries in the future.

[legend]

I'll let up Randy Johnson when he begins to earn some of the money he gladly took from the Yankees. Another embarrassing performance last night as he is staked to a 4-0 lead, a 5-3 lead, and a 6-5 lead and cannot hold any of them. He threw over a 100 pitches in just 5 innings. Everybody in here laughed when I said he was not going to dominate anymore; they all said he was just in a bad streak. That streak has now lasted more than a month. Was he a great pitcher? Sure he was, but that isn't helping him any now. His total lack of ability to pitch when he doesn't have his best stuff is unbelievable. He has no idea what to do out on the mound when his fastball and slider aren't overpowering batters. Yet he is still making millions of dollars. I'll lighten up on him and be the first to admit he is doing well if and when he comes out of this. But the fact is he may be washed up. And he more than anyone in this room is thinking that first and foremost in his mind.

[ThePundit]

Now you can add Posada to the list. He came out of last night's game with back spasms. I think the Yankees should hire a new strength and conditioning coach.

[MVB]

Bernie injured one leg last night, and was hit by a pitch in the other one today. He might be on that list soon...