“Pour training personnel into Prosing”

New York Yankees cannot be a break, as Bronx bombers faced another injury terrorism during the team’s 6-5 loss at Toronto Blue Jays on Monday.

During the game, veteran first Baseman Paul Goldschmidt He left the game early after complaining about a rear issue. It was abolished from the game in the third Inning by the director Aaron Boone.

Yankees fans dug on training personnel with another concern for injury to one player. The team is already without Luis Gil for the start of the season due to injury and winner Cy Young Gerrit colewho is out for the time of 2025 after undergoing Tommy John surgery this month.

“Throw the teaching staff in prison,” one fan wrote.

“Brian Cashman really created the most fragile roster in MLB history,” he wrote other fan.

“Fire that wrote FUC’s training staff **** Another angry fan.

However, some fans tried to remain positive, as the veteran Slugger felt “nice” after his early exit on Monday.

“I always say it’s better to play injured during the meaningless games.” wrote a fan.

“He then proceeded to say that he was good and laughed at the idea of ​​losing the start day.”

Paul Goldschmidt gives positive information about his injury after an early exit from Spring Training Game

With the day of starting a few days away for Yankees, another serious injury to the strike series could cause problems for last year’s World Series runners. However, the veteran first Baseman shared a positive update after the Blue Jays game.

“My back was just a little wound, so it just decided to stop there after three entries,” Goldschmidt said. “I can play a few entries. I could probably play the whole game. In the spring. Just try to be smart. That was probably a time (when) you don’t have to promote something and make it more painful.”

Yanks are already without reigning Alcs MVP Stanton To start the season and could use the presence of Paul Goldschmidt in the composition.

If the veteran Slugger is unable to do the roster of the opening day, the Yankees could return to the catcher/First Baseman Ben Rice, who smoked the fourth domestic running training on Monday against Blue Jays.