Jeter OK after bruising pinky finger

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MIAMI -- Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter bruised his right pinky finger before Saturday night's game with the Marlins while trying to field a ground ball that took a bad bounce. Still, manager Joe Girardi started Jeter in the game and said afterward that Jeter is fine. "You know how conservative I am," Girardi said. "So if it was something, he wouldn't have played." Jeter -- who fumbled a ... [link]

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