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Oswaldo Cabrera, Yankees and Mariners

What happened to Oswaldo Cabrera? Latest on New York Yankees player's injury vs Mariners

Cabrera's momentum took him past home plate and after he reached back and touched home safely, he was helped by Yankees medical personnel while in obvious pain. An air cast was placed around his ankle,

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Carlos Mendoza ‘devastated’ by his former Yankees charge Oswaldo Cabrera’s grisly injury

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Yankees’ Oswaldo Cabrera suffers gruesome leg injury vs. Mariners, leaves in ambulance

Yankees activate DJ LeMahieu off injured list: Veteran infielder set for season debut after spring injury

The New York Yankees have activated infielder DJ LeMahieu off the injured list to make his season debut, the team announced Tuesday.

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Tributes pour in for New York Yankees star after gruesome injury to keep him sidelined

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Yankees’ Oswaldo Cabrera exits via ambulance after heartbreaking ankle injury

Roll calls, homers and bat flips: 9 Oswaldo Cabrera moments with Yankees we won’t forget

Since his Major League debut in 2022, Cabrera has had some memorable moments with the Yankees that have made him a fan favorite.

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Yankees' Oswaldo Cabrera: Goes down with leg injury

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Yankees 3B Oswaldo Cabrera exits game in ambulance following awkward home plate slide

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Seattle Mariners Ace Logan Gilbert Takes Major Step Toward Return From Elbow Injury

Mariners ace Logan Gilbert threw a bullpen before a game against the New York Yankees on Tuesday. It's the first bullpen he's thrown since suffering a Grade 1 elbow flexor strain

Mariners injury updates: Where things stand with George Kirby and Logan Gilbert

George Kirby is close. Logan Gilbert is getting there. Here's the latest on the two pitchers and when they could possibly return to the Mariners' rotation.

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Gilbert throws 1st bullpen since elbow injury: 'Felt pretty good'

The final fastballs from Logan Gilbert had more flair on Tuesday afternoon at T-Mobile Park, as the Mariners’ ace topped out around 94 mph when throwing his first full bullpen session since suffering a right elbow flexor strain on April 25.