Anthony Rizzo injury: Yankees slugger fractures finger, but Aaron Boone not ruling him out for playoffs
New York Yankees first baseman Anthony Rizzo suffered a fractured finger on his right hand during his team's eventual 9-4 Saturday loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Manager Aaron Boone, however, told reporters that the injury doesn't necessarily mean Rizzo will be sidelined: Anthony Rizzo has a fractured finger,
The Yankees might turn to rookie Ben Rice or utility man Oswaldo Cabrera to sub for the injured Anthony Rizzo.
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