During the New York Yankees' May 12 game against the Seattle Mariners, Yankees infielder Oswaldo Cabrera tagged up from third base after Aaron Judge hit a fly b

New York Yankees utility player Oswaldo Cabrera’s devastating injury Monday night sent shockwaves not only throughout Major League Baseball. That includes the clubhouse of crosstown rivals, the New York Mets.

Social media didn’t stay quiet following Oswaldo Cabrera’s injury. The heartbreaking moment—one that ended with him being taken off in an ambulance—sparked a wave of strong reactions online, even as the New York Yankees went on to win the game.

A scary moment unfolded Monday night in Seattle when New York Yankees utility man Oswaldo Cabrera suffered a painful and potentially season-altering ankle injury during the ninth inning of the team’s 11-5 win over the Mariners.

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What should have been a routine play ended in the worst possible way for Oswaldo Cabrera, who may have suffered a fractured ankle after scoring on a sacrifice fly from Aaron Judge.