Mo Rivera hurt?

[JohnGreen2004]

They're saying ACL and meniscus. Possibly a season/career ending injury at his age.

[YAZMAN]

They're saying ACL and meniscus. Possibly a season/career ending injury at his age.

 

Looking on the bright side, he'll get to enjoy his status as a first-ballot HOF'er for a longer period now.

[Meh]

Man am I sick today. Ugh, anyone but Mo. I wish it was my knee. What kind of luck are we having this year? Freak accidents left and right. I pray he can come back next year and wants to.

[example1]

Man am I sick today. Ugh' date=' anyone but Mo. I wish it was my knee. What kind of luck are we having this year? Freak accidents left and right. I pray he can come back next year and wants to.[/quote']

 

You can't complain about luck with Riveras injury. He is 42 or whatever and hasn't seen the DL for like 10 years. You are lucky that this didn't happen 10 years ago and threaten the rest of his career then.

[ellsburyforMVP]

Yankees hate red sox...... Red sox hate Yankees..... But true fans of the "game" hate to see legends go down like this..... There's no doubt Rivera is the greatest closer of all time, when mo comes out of the pen against the sox, I lose all hope......

 

Side note... Check out the sports science piece on Rivera, pretty amazing stuff

[Divinity]

For everyone who believed this is the end for Mo you were wrong.

 

He was quoted telling reporters today "I am coming back. Write it down in big letters. I'm not going out like this."

 

He also tweeted a thank you to fans, friends and his family for support, saying: "I will be OK. I will be back."

 

Even though he's 42 he clearly has plenty enough in the tank to still be a dominant closer. He doesn't need to rely on velocity to be effective. Hell even Jamie Moyer is still a starting pitcher and he's 49 years old.

[a700hitter]

For everyone who believed this is the end for Mo you were wrong.

 

He was quoted telling reporters today "I am coming back. Write it down in big letters. I'm not going out like this."

 

He also tweeted a thank you to fans, friends and his family for support, saying: "I will be OK. I will be back."

 

Even though he's 42 he clearly has plenty enough in the tank to still be a dominant closer. He doesn't need to rely on velocity to be effective. Hell even Jamie Moyer is still a starting pitcher and he's 49 years old.

He's done. It's his push off leg.

[Meh]

You can't complain about luck with Riveras injury. He is 42 or whatever and hasn't seen the DL for like 10 years. You are lucky that this didn't happen 10 years ago and threaten the rest of his career then.

 

That wasn't just about Mo, it was a statement about this year. I've never seen a year where the organization as a whole get hurt like the Yankees this year. 7 of their top 10 prospects have been hurt as well as guys in the majors and other prospects in the system.

[Northern Star]

For everyone who believed this is the end for Mo you were wrong.

 

He was quoted telling reporters today "I am coming back. Write it down in big letters. I'm not going out like this."

 

He also tweeted a thank you to fans, friends and his family for support, saying: "I will be OK. I will be back."

 

Even though he's 42 he clearly has plenty enough in the tank to still be a dominant closer. He doesn't need to rely on velocity to be effective. Hell even Jamie Moyer is still a starting pitcher and he's 49 years old.

 

That's just bravado because he hasn't accepted the inevitable yet. If he does somehow come back next year and pitch effectively, it will be an amazing accomplishment deserving of respect, but I really doubt it.

[ORS]

For everyone who believed this is the end for Mo you were wrong.

 

He was quoted telling reporters today "I am coming back. Write it down in big letters. I'm not going out like this."

 

He also tweeted a thank you to fans, friends and his family for support, saying: "I will be OK. I will be back."

 

Even though he's 42 he clearly has plenty enough in the tank to still be a dominant closer. He doesn't need to rely on velocity to be effective. Hell even Jamie Moyer is still a starting pitcher and he's 49 years old.

Not saying it isn't possible, but you say the most naive and ridiculous....which means worthy of ridicule, ie to make fun of.....things on the subject of the Yankees. Just leave it at, "He's going to try and come back."

[Divinity]

Just leave it at' date=' "He's going to try and come back."[/quote']

 

Fair enough, if his recovery goes well he'll be back next year.

[ellsburyforMVP]

Fair enough' date=' if his recovery goes well he'll be back next year.[/quote']

 

At his age and this type of injury.... I'm seeing alot of bunt-basehits against mo... There's no way his knee will hold up to pitching AND having to push off his knee to field grounders

 

1st ballot hall of famer..... Would hate to see him attempt a comeback and stink it up

[a700hitter]

Fair enough' date=' if his recovery goes well he'll be back next year.[/quote']He's done. Buh Bye.

[jacksonianmarch]

He will try to come back. Hopefully he does.

[User Name]

That wasn't just about Mo' date=' it was a statement about this year. I've never seen a year where the organization as a whole get hurt like the Yankees this year. 7 of their top 10 prospects have been hurt as well as guys in the majors and other prospects in the system.[/quote']

 

Apparently you didn't pay attention to the 2010 and 2011 Red Sox.

[example1]

Yeah I didn't want to be too obvious about it but the sox have had s*** for luck the past few years with injuries.

[jacksonianmarch]

Joba and Pineda prior to the season. Mariano a month in. Gardner out for 3 weeks in season. This is a lot more than most teams have by May 5th

[jete02fan]

Yeah I didn't want to be too obvious about it but the sox have had s*** for luck the past few years with injuries.

that's true i still remember how crazy 06' was for you guys...

[jacksonianmarch]

We have had good luck aside from 2008 when we lost Wang, Matsui, and Posada