Alex Rodriguez’s Season Debut for Yankees Pushed Back by Strain
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Alex Rodriguez’s season-debut for the New York Yankees has been pushed back because of a strained left quadriceps muscle that will keep him out indefinitely.
Rodriguez said last week that he’d rejoin the Yankees today for the start of a four-game series in Texas against the Rangers. Rodriguez hasn’t played in Major League Baseball this season while recovering from left hip surgery in January and had a scan on his thigh yesterday after experiencing tightness during a July 20 minor-league rehabilitation game.