Berkman day-to-day with jammed right ankle

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Game 117: Wait, he's still in baseball?
Rehab Update: Pettitte & Aceves

Update (4:45pm): Berkman’s day-to-day with a jammed right ankle. Not too bad, I guess.

4:00pm: Lance Berkman left today’s game with an apparent ankle injury after stepping on the back of Bryan Bullington’s foot as the Royals’ righthander covered first on a double play attempt. Marcus Thames took his place as the designated hitter. No word on the severity of the injury, but we’ll keep you updated.

Berkman was 0-for-2 on the day, but he was hitting .333/.444/.600 in his previous 18 plate appearances, so it’s obviously not an insignificant loss.

Game 117: Wait, he's still in baseball?
Rehab Update: Pettitte & Aceves
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  • FachoinaNYY

    This hasn’t been a good game at all…

  • http://hfmsports.tumblr.com/ bi polar bunny rabbit

    Worstone

  • http://twitter.com/iiKeane JobaWockeeZ

    That’s exactly what the struggling offense needs. And if he misses time say hello to Cervelli the starting catcher.

    • bonestock94

      And if he misses time say hello to Montero the starting catcher.

      Just kidding…or am I?

      • bonestock94

        Well that failed

      • Steve O.

        that’s exactly what the struggling offense needs. And if he misses time say hello to Cervelli Montero the starting catcher.

        There you go.

  • Steve O.

    ZOMG C@LL UP MONTARIO!!!

  • http://theyankeeu.com Matt Imbrogno

    And exhale.

  • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUvg7Empjfg Captain Jack

    Jammed right ankle? I didn’t know that you can Jam your ankle. At any rate it sounds like something that can be easily taken care of.

  • Chris

    When I told my friend that Berkman might be out for a while, without knowing the extent of the injury yet, he said it’s not a big deal because Berkman doesn’t seem to want to be in New York. He followed that by starting a conversation about Hideki Matsui that surely would have ended with “Cashman should have re-signed him,” but I walked away before he got that far. I’m sorry for this useless story, but there are too many irrational Yankee fans.