Yankees' Robinson Cano hit by pitch in knee in All-Star Game, X-rays negative
Yankees 2B Robinson Cano is examined after being hit by a pitch in the knee. (Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
New York Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano left Tuesday night's All-Star Game in the top of the first inning after being hit by a 96 mile per hour fastball around the right knee from All-Star Starter, New York Mets pitcher Matt Harvey.
He was attended to by American League manager Jim Leyland and trainers and X-rays taken of the knee were negative.
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