Luke Voit ‘dying’ to help Yankees get right
NY Post
How interesting that, as the Yankees hit a nadir getting swept at home by the rival Rays, their loudest voice didn’t opine on what went down. He couldn’t, really, not unless he wanted to violate baseball protocol and human common sense.
But Luke Voit, barring further setbacks, should rejoin the Yankees soon. And if the Yankees can keep it together until then, their bold first baseman sure seems like the kind of guy capable of pushing them to the next gear. “I can’t wait,” Voit, who has been recovering from left-knee surgery, said Friday, before the Yankees opened their homestand with a 10-0 win over the Tigers. “I’m dying.”
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