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River Ave. Blues » Open Thread: Tight back for Soriano

Open Thread: Tight back for Soriano

April 24, 2011 by Mike 114 Comments

Montero hurt in Scranton win
Yanks recover from Mo's blown save, top O's in extras
(AP Photo/Gail Burton)

Like many of you, I was wondering what the hell was up with Rafael Soriano when the Yankees had a one-run lead in the eighth inning today and he was nowhere to be found. Joe Girardi announced after the game that his Eighth Inning Guy™ has some tightness in his lower back, and he was unavailable yesterday as well. He’ll be re-evaluated tomorrow to see if he can pitch. Hopefully he’s okay, because it’s unlikely Mariano Rivera will be available on Monday after throwing 30-something pitches today.

Anyway, here is the open thread for the night. The ESPN Sunday Night game features the Reds and Cardinals (Sam LeCure-Jake Westbrook), plus I’m sure there’s NHL and NBA playoff action on somewhere. Talk about whatever you like, go nuts.

Montero hurt in Scranton win
Yanks recover from Mo's blown save, top O's in extras

Filed Under: Injuries, Open Thread Tagged With: Rafael Soriano

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