[外電] Rivera treated for blood clot in right
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Rivera treated for blood clot in right calf
Mo右小腿發現血液凝塊
(但似乎不會影響到膝蓋的復健)
NEW YORK -- Yankees closer Mariano Rivera was hospitalized overnight this
week after doctors discovered a blood clot in his right calf while examining
his season-ending right knee injury.
Rivera, 42, said that he has been given blood thinners to dissolve the clot
and that it will not affect his recovery from the torn right anterior
cruciate ligament and meniscus in his right knee.
"Maybe it is a blessing; I always see it like that," Rivera said. "I always
say that things happen for a good reason. I was more concerned with the blood
clot than the knee.
"For a minute, I was like, 'What else can happen?' To me, it's a blessing. I
didn't ask why it happened, I didn't ask how it happened. I asked, 'How do we
deal with it?' That's the way I wanted to leave it."
Rivera spoke to reporters on Wednesday at Yankee Stadium, walking with the
use of crutches. He said that he noticed a stiff and sore sensation in his
calf during the examination of his knee, mentioning it to the attending
physician.
While the Yankees seem confident that Rivera will be able to return from the
knee injury, the all-time saves leader said that the surgery has not yet been
scheduled because he needs about two weeks to strengthen the knee.
"I believe [the clot] is taken care of already," Rivera said. "I trust the
good Lord. Now I have to just strengthen it and be ready for surgery. This is
the first time that I have to do something like that, that I have to
strengthen part of my body to go to surgery. I have to do it; I have to have
full range of motion, and that will be better for the surgery."
One day after Rivera suffered the injury while shagging batting-practice fly
balls in Kansas City, the all-time saves leader vowed to return to a big
league mound in 2013, saying that he did not want his career to end on the
warning track at Kauffman Stadium.
Rivera revealed on Wednesday that he had been leaning toward pitching in 2013
even before the injury, despite the fact that he strongly hinted in Spring
Training that he was considering retirement.
"I was leaning toward coming back; I was feeling strong on that," Rivera
said. "It's hard. I was weighing how I feel, the traveling, the games, and
it's the same. The traveling, I hate it. The playing, I love it. I was torn
between that."
After being discharged from the hospital, Rivera said that he watched
Tuesday's 5-3 Yankees victory over the Rays on television and was screaming
at the screen, urging David Robertson to succeed in Rivera's vacant ninth
inning.
"I was home, right on the couch," Rivera said. "I was sweating and screaming
to Robby on the TV. It was good, though. It was difficult, but it was good at
the same time, knowing that we won the game. That's what we wanted."
Rivera said that he would continue to shag fly balls in the outfield once he
returns to action, saying, "I don't know what the Yankees will do, but they'd
better tie me up if they don't want me to."
Rivera added that at no time did he look at last week's injury as a sign that
his time in the game was expiring, and that his heart is telling him to
continue pitching.
"Only the Lord will take that away from me, if it happens like that," Rivera
said. "I don't want to leave the way it happened. If I have to pitch another
time that the Lord gives me, I would love to do that. But if I can't, it will
be the Lord.
"I will do whatever it takes, but if the leg doesn't come back strong the way
I want to, that's the Lord saying He doesn't want me to come back. If it's my
call, I don't want to leave the game the way it happened."
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