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Yankees infielder Oswaldo Cabrera draws strong social media reaction after scary injury

Social media didn’t stay quiet following Oswaldo Cabrera’s injury. The heartbreaking moment—one that ended with him being taken off in an ambulance—sparked a wave of strong reactions online, even as the New York Yankees went on to win the game.

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Oswaldo Cabrera injury update: NY Yankees infielder suffered broken ankle

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Yankees place Oswaldo Cabrera on injured list after he sustained gruesome ankle injury

Mets’ manager is ‘devastated’ for Yankees’ injured infielder

Mendoza saw Cabrera grind in the minors, claw his way to the majors, and bring unshakable energy every time he stepped on the field.

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Yankees’ Oswaldo Cabrera shows true colors on stretcher with horrific injury

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You have to be around Yankees to know just how much this Oswaldo Cabrera injury hurts team

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Mets manager gives 1-word reaction to Yankees player's gruesome injury

During the New York Yankees' May 12 game against the Seattle Mariners, Yankees infielder Oswaldo Cabrera tagged up from third base after Aaron Judge hit a fly b

Emotional Aaron Judge reveals Oswaldo Cabrera’s first words after gruesome leg injury

A New York Yankees romp turned sour on Monday night, as third baseman Oswaldo Cabrera suffered a serious injury. Cabrera was hurt while sliding home on a sacrifice fly by Aaron Judge in the ninth

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Yankees’ Oswaldo Cabrera’s Injury Draws Emotional Response From Mets Manager Carlos Mendoza

New York Yankees utility player Oswaldo Cabrera’s devastating injury Monday night sent shockwaves not only throughout Major League Baseball. That includes the clubhouse of crosstown rivals, the New York Mets.

Mets Notebook: Carlos Mendoza reacts to Pete Rose news, Yankees’ Oswaldo Cabrera injury

MLB announced a new policy decision Tuesday afternoon, with commissioner Rob Manfred deciding baseball bans will now end when the individuals pass away. The decision effectively made Rose, who passed away September 30, 2024, at the age of 83, and 15 others eligible for the Hall of Fame once again.