Yankees’ Clint Frazier goes on IL with vertigo
NY Post
Clint Frazier’s disappointing season has taken its latest twist, as the outfielder landed the injured list Friday.
The Yankees outfielder, who exited Wednesday’s game early with “complaints of dizziness,” went on the IL for what manager Aaron Boone described as vertigo. Boone said Frazier is still undergoing “a battery of tests” to discover exactly what his issue is. “It’s been pretty extensive so when we have all that information, full clarity, we’ll have a better answer for you,” Boone said before the Yankees hosted the Mets. “Doctors, hospitals, things like that. Just trying to, if we can uncover something or get to the bottom of anything. It’s a litany of tests he’s going through.”
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