Tuesday afternoon Deadspin posted a well crafted and well sourced piece about Derek Jeter’s injury, and the fact that the future Hall of Famer had utilized cortisone injections prior to his season ending injury Saturday night. The piece links several interesting items, among them Joe Girardi’s admission that Jeter took a cortisone injection, evidence of [...]
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Derek Jeter is done for the rest of the postseason. While moving to his left on a ball hit by Jhonny Peralta, Jeter landed awkwardly and went down. He went down and didn't get up. The New York Yankees' shortstop had been nursing an injury in the same ankle for the past several weeks and it may have led to the fracture last night.
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