Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Cabrera's 2025 Return: Yankees Infielder Remains Hopeful
Oswaldo Cabrera, a Yankees player, broke his ankle in May during a game.
He had surgery and is now recovering.
The team thinks he might not play again this year, but Cabrera is hopeful he can return before the end of the 2025 season.
He's working hard in rehab and wants to be back with his teammates.
His manager, Aaron Boone, is impressed with his determination and work ethic.
Before the injury, Cabrera was a solid player for the team.
Oswaldo Cabrera suffered a fractured left ankle during a game in May.
The injury required surgery and also involved ligament damage.
Manager Aaron Boone initially suggested a return this year was unlikely.
Cabrera remains optimistic about playing before the end of the 2025 season.
Cabrera's determination has impressed the Yankees coaching staff.
- Who
- Oswaldo Cabrera and Aaron Boone
- What
- Cabrera's ankle injury and his rehabilitation process.
- When
- Since May 12
- Where
- New York Yankees games and rehab facilities.
- Why
- To recover from a significant ankle injury and potentially return to play.
Team's Outlook
Cabrera's Optimism
Return Timeline
Team's Outlook
Cabrera's return is unlikely this season.
Cabrera's Optimism
Cabrera believes he can return before the 2025 season concludes.
- Position
- Third Baseman
- Injury Date
- May 12
- Opponent at Injury
- Seattle Mariners
- Injury Details
- Ankle Fracture and Ligament Damage
- Treatment
- Surgery
- Manager's Assessment
- Yankees Manager Aaron Boone
- Batting Stats Before Injury
- .243/.322
- Games Played Before Injury
- 34
