Josh Donaldson was right about his stay in the minor leagues lasting only one day. He just had the wrong reason.
Josh Donaldson was right about his stay in the minor leagues lasting just one day. He just had the wrong reason.
“I experienced a little bit of tightness pretty early on in the game,” said Donaldson, who had one hit in three at-bats Tuesday but looked uncomfortable as he ran the bases. “I was able to manage it and get through five but I probably wasn’t running how I wanted to be able to.” “[Wednesday] is just kind of assessing it because I had been feeling really good — no tightness, no anything, everything’s been running exceptionally well,” Donaldson said. “Something happened with a little bit of the outside environments. We’ve had really good weather here when I’ve been doing my rehab stuff and [Tuesday] was a little cold.”Charles Wenzelberg / New York Post
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