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Thesportstak on MSNNew York Yankees manager Aaron Boone gives major injury update on 35-year-old star pitcherNew York Yankees manager Aaron Boone has given major update on Fernando Cruz as the star pitcher is suffering from a shoulder issue. The reports of his shoulder came in as negative as Boone expressed optimism that they'll be able to get him back on the field soon.
As Aaron Boone’s pitchers tried to combat Bret Boone’s hitters, the jabs were metaphorical. At one point, those Boone vs. Boone punches were literal.
The Boone brothers met at home plate prior to Tuesday's series opener between the New York Yankees and Texas Rangers, going head to head for the first time since their playing days.
Now into their 50s, the Boone brothers are still meeting at the ballpark. For the first time in two decades, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone squared off against his older sibling on a big league field Tuesday night when the Texas Rangers came to town for the opener of a three-game series.
Reliever Fernando Cruz might not see major league action for some time as he grapples with a shoulder issue, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone said.
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Bret recently replaced Donnie Ecker as Texas’ hitting coach, making Tuesday’s game the first big league competition between the brothers since 2005.
Effross, who reported to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Sunday while recovering from a hamstring ailment, has thrown only 3.1 innings since the start of 2023. Although Boone has consistently remained among Effross’ most prominent supporters, he nonetheless sent a clear message the veteran reliever’s way over the weekend.
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Total Pro Sports on MSNYankees Injury Update: Aaron Boone Shares Latest News On Returning SluggersThe New York Yankees are having a great run, and Aaron Boone has shared a latest update on returning sluggers.
Domínguez's solo homer in the ninth inning gave the Yankees a 4-3 win over the Rangers and sent Yankee Stadium into a frenzy.
Aaron Boone still remembers the punch, delivered loud and clear to the side of his skull. So does his brother. Long before their faces appeared on baseball trading cards, Aaron and older brother Bret