Girardi: Wang has 'sprained foot'

by anaconda on Jun 15, 2008 6:22 PM EDT in News Comment 4 comments

“We’re saying it’s a sprained foot,” Joe Girardi said. The manager said the injury was to his foot, not his Achilles tendon or ankle. They would not say whether he had a fracture.

Wang was examined by Dr. John Duggan, one of Houston’s team physicians. He is on his way back to New York and will have an MRI tomorrow.

Wang did not want to meet with the media. But as he left the clubhouse and was taken away on a golf cart, I managed to get two questions in:

Q: How does it feel?

A: “It hurts a lot.”

Q: Do you think it’s bad?

A: “Maybe. I’ll know tomorrow.”

With that, the cart took off.

I hate to speculate here, but I think it's pretty obvious that Wang is going to be out for awhile. Let's hope for the best, but I would certainly expect a roster move tomorrow or Tuesday.

Note by jscape2000:

Not to cut down on anaconda's speculation, but I was listening to the radio broadcast and Waldman said that there are no medical machines (X-ray, MRI, etc) at the stadium in Houston.
Wang will be examined tomorrow in NYC.

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GIVE GEISE THE NEXT START

....and pray that the Yanks catch SOME kinda break with all these injuries and Wang is back in a couple weeks. If not, who are we trading for Sabathia?

Munson15

by Munson15 on Jun 16, 2008 1:55 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs

No Sabathia

I need to see Horne and McCutchen pitch before we talk about a C.C. rental. He’ll be expensive, and while he’s rebounded from his atrocious start (since May 1: 9GS, 67.1IP, 1.08WHIP, 64K) his long term durability is an issue. If the Yanks weren’t willing to trade and sign for Santana, they shouldn’t do it for Sabathia.

"Have faith in the Yankees, my son. Think of the great DiMaggio."

by jscape2000 on Jun 16, 2008 10:27 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs