The New York Yankees saw utilityman Oswaldo Cabrera leave the field in an ambulance after breaking his ankle tagging up on a shallow fly ball.

Oswaldo Cabrera has begun visiting doctors back in New York, but there are more left to see before he makes a decision on surgery. The Yankees utilityman, who broke his ankle in a gruesome play at the ...

Oswaldo Cabrera’s road to recovery has begun, though it is unlikely to get him back on the field again this season.

Cabrera made sure to thank Aaron Judge and Anthony Volpe for supporting him at the hospital. Several Yankees stars were ...

In 2012, Derek Jeter suffered a similar injury, fracturing his left ankle during the ALCS. He underwent surgery and was initially expected to recover in four to five months. However, complications ...

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Beyond the fracture, Cabrera’s ankle also had some related ligament damage, which Boone said made the surgery “a little more involved” than initially expected, “but all things considered ...

Cabrera will undergo an MRI and seek multiple opinions before deciding whether to have surgery to repair his fractured left ankle, Greg Joyce of the New York Post reports. Cabrera is facing an ...

The team has made a decision on how they will approach his rehab. The first big question is whether or not Cabrera will need surgery. Boon noted that surgery was "in play" as early as Thursday ...