Just heard on MLB on XM: ARod needs hip surgery and will miss all of April. Waiting for confirmations on MSM outlets.
- Here's the ESPN Deportes link, if you can read Spanish. I can read enough of it...Yanks haven't commented on this.
- Here's the MLB.com link. All sources from the DR.
"We're not giving any information right now," Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said Thursday.So who plays third for the first month? Angel Berroa?
"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.
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Could the cyst be steroid-related? Joe Girardi mentioned earlier that this had been bothering Arod last year. So why not have it checked out over the winter? Could it be that they were afraid it might raise suspicions of steroid use and now that he's been outed figured he may as well just do it now?
That's the logical connection, believe me, I wondered that, too.
Though yesterday, I heard Will Carroll on XM say that no one would inject a steroid into one's hip, unless they had NO idea what they were doing.
ARod's been called young and stupid, but I don't think that's the case here.
or that's what I want to believe.
For the development of a cyst to be related to steroids does the user need to be injecting into the site where the cyst exists?
That's a mouthful. Let me try again - for the cyst to be steriod-related, would ARod have to have been injecting into his hip? When you inject something into yourself, it's going to travel throughout your body and could affect you in several places, I would assume.
I'm not a doctor and have no idea what causes cysts but I know that Giambi's tumor, which was supposedly steroid-related, was on his pituitary gland (base of the brain). He certainly wasn't injecting steroids into his head.
wah!
Way to add something, sox fan. C'mon....
Him always knew new Boston SUX
How about if this broke before Manny signed with the Dodgers? Would have been great entertainment.
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