[新聞] Johnny Damon's foot a real pain, could mean DL

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BY MARK FEINSAND DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITER Wednesday, June 25th 2008, 4:00 AM PITTSBURGH - Johnny Damon was battling so much pain in the arch of his left foot on Sunday, he said he "just couldn't move," giving him "no chance" at the plate or at running down balls in the outfield. Damon was out of the lineup Tuesday night with the same problem, the fourth game he has missed this season. He hopes to return today or tomorrow, although he wouldn't rule out the possibility of a trip to the disabled list. "Hopefully I can go (tonight), but I can't promise anything right now," Damon said. "I definitely need my legs to help this team." Damon hasn't had any tests done yet, but he doesn't think it's a case of plantar fasciitis, the injury that ruined Jason Giambi's year in 2007. PAIN IN THE NECK: Hideki Matsui was not in the outfield mix this week because of his swollen left knee, but after he awoke Tuesday with a stiff neck, he was removed from the pinch-hitting mix, too. Matsui's knee, which was drained of fluid last week, will prevent him from playing the outfield during this series. And even though he said it feels a little better, he wouldn't rule out the possibility of needing offseason surgery like he had on his right knee this winter. "At this point, I don't know," Matsui said. "I just have to hope that that's not the case." SMALL WORLD: Aaron Small, one of the Yankees' unlikely heroes of the 2005 season, was in Pittsburgh this week to run some church baseball clinics for inner-city kids, so he dropped by PNC Park before Tuesday night's game to catch up with his old teammates. Small went 10-0 in 2005, becoming just the fourth pitcher in history to win double-digit games without suffering a loss. He retired in May 2007 after trying to catch on with Seattle. "I haven't looked back," said Small, who has been running baseball clinics in his hometown of Loudon, Tenn., and doing speaking engagements with youth groups and churches. "But just getting to tell the stories, it's like, 'Did this really happen?'" JOBA TIME: Joba Chamberlain makes his fifth start tonight, looking for his first victory as a starter. Chamberlain has taken a no-decision in each of his first four starts, although his ERA since joining the rotation is 2.46.... Kyle Farnsworth said he was "fine" after getting three stitches on his right hand on Sunday....Phil Hughes, who turned 22 Tuesday, will begin his throwing program today in Tampa....Ian Kennedy's next start will come Saturday for Class-A Tampa, where he will throw 65-75 pitches....LHP Billy Traber was optioned to Triple-A Scranton to make room for Justin Christian. -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 122.126.145.111

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