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"We're trying to win a game," Jeter said. "So I'm planning on being in there the whole game." X-rays were negative, but playing with a sore left hand isn't going to help him excel at the plate. "I'm interested to see the emotions of our ballplayers [today] because I think it really hits you," manager Joe Girardi said. "I can't believe how fast this week has gone." |
Derek Jeter, who was hit on the hand by a pitch on Saturday night, will not miss the final game at Yankee Stadium on Sunday, according to New York Post.