Does Gary Sanchez of the Yankees head for DL ​​after his expensive laziness? Was he hurt? Did his teammates tear them up?

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida – The Yankees have played down receiver lazy Gary Sanchez since he joined them for good two summers ago two summers ago.

We all saw his lightening behind the plate and his lack of ground balls for three years and it cost the Yankees plenty of time in Monday night's 7-6 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays at the Tropicana field.

On Tuesday, rumors that Sanchez had aggravated an injury to the groin appeared as an alibi. ] Olney Buster of ESPN reported that Sanchez would be placed on the disabled list – which is curious because neither Sanchez nor anyone in the Yankees organization has mentioned a possible injury after the defeat of Monday.

In first round, first Rays Base player Jake Bauers scored a second outing from second base because Sanchez did not first jostle a ball that bounced off his glove and rolled about 15 feet from the third line in foul territory.

Sanch Ez looked mean by taking the time to fetch the ball until he ended up speeding up when he noticed that Bauers had finished third and snuck into l & # 39; plate. To top it off, Sanchez's weak pitch hit Bauers in the back

Sanchez has not run hard since he came back from a groin injury last Friday, the Yankees' first game after the All-Star break, and his lack hastily short of three bullets, a popup and a single Monday night

Does his groin still hurt?

Boone was asked first if Sanchez is injured.

"No," replied the manager. "He should be able to take care of it.He is here and step back and he should go well after things."

Later, Sanchez was asked if his groin was still suffering or he was hesitating to run hard for fear of forcing him again.

"I'm fine," he said. "The injury and the thought of it are definitely behind me."

Yankees rookie manager Aaron Boone did everything possible to protect Sanchez, who was criticized by former manager Joe Girardi at a post-game press conference for defensive .

Sanchez after the game on Monday.

After Sanchez did not run to the first goal of the ninth inning, Boone replied, "I should look (the replay), but he must find his door quickly and he should be able to do this now. "