"Within the first hour or two, it was, all right, this is happening, might as well move forward, move on and keep going. So, adapt to the situation, if it's torn, it's torn, great, done."
"I can be part of my team and cheer them on. And overcome the situation that I'm going through and just get as healthy as I can and be ready whenever I can be ready."
"A $6 million cheerleader may not have been what Toronto had in mind when they signed Ponce to a three-year deal, but it's better than nothing for a team with a league-loading total of dollars on the injured list."
Cody Ponce's ACL injury is a significant setback for the Toronto Blue Jays, as he will likely miss the entire 2026 season while recovering. This injury not only deprives the team of crucial pitching depth but also halts Ponce's long-awaited return to MLB after five years. Despite the unfortunate circumstances, Ponce remains optimistic and plans to support his teammates during his recovery, emphasizing his commitment to the team and his desire to contribute off the field.
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