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Last Night's Action: The X-Man Delivers

Last Night's Action: The X-Man Delivers

The win gives the Yankees a split of the series with LA and sends them off on a eleven-game road trip on a high note. more ›

The Wizard of Oz, Starring the New York Yankees

The Wizard of Oz, Starring the New York Yankees

The Wizard of Oz has really been updated for current times. Now, in addition to Toto, Dorothy carries a bag from the 5th Avenue Apple Store with her. At least that's what Dorothy, played by Ian Kennedy, did as part of the Yankees' rookie hazing tradition where green players dress up in crazy outfits. We expect this version of The Wizard of Oz to come to an off, off, off Broadway location in the post-season. more ›

Last Night's Action: Barely Beating Baltimore

Last Night's Action: Barely Beating Baltimore

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  • Yankees 8 Baltimore 5: Nothing comes easy at the end of the year. The Yankees fell behind 2-0 before rallying for a 5-2 lead. But, Phil Hughes was shaky and had to be lifted in the sixth as the Orioles threatened. Edwar Ramirez managed to end that threat, but the Orioles rallied in the seventh and Luis Vizcaino had to come in and snuff out that rally. Kyle Farnsworth created problems in the ninth and an overused Mariano Rivera had to bail him out and end the game. more ›

Last Night's Action:  Winning The Series

Last Night's Action: Winning The Series

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  • Yankees 10 Seattle 2: A-Rod didn’t want to go for a MRI and while the results were negative, he had to talk Joe Torre into putting him into the lineup. Good thing he did, because A-Rod hit two home runs in the seventh as the Yankees exploded for eight runs in inning. more ›

Last Night's Action: Mets Beat One of Games' Best

Last Night's Action: Mets Beat One of Games' Best

  • Angels 18, Yankees 9: Do not adjust your monitors, that football-looking score is right. Perhaps it was the hangover from Monday's heartbreaking loss that caused this ugly performance by the Yankees. Or maybe it was how the Yankees pitchers were very hitable. Or maybe it was Garret Anderson as a one-man team. Anderson's line for Tuesday? 4-6, 2 runs, 10 RBI. Mike Mussina was awful, allowing 7 earned runs in only 1.2 innings, but it seemed like everyone that pitched for the Yankees (except Luis Vizcaino) was just as bad. Ron Villone - 4 runs in 1/3 innings; Edwar Ramirez - 2 runs in 2 innings; Sean Henn - 5 runs in 3 innings. It was almost like watching a bad Little League game as the Angels batted around in the 2nd and 3rd innings.

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    Last Night's Action: Series Wins

    Last Night's Action: Series Wins

  • Giants 13, Ravens 12: Pre-season NFL play is often about making it through with minimal injuries. In yesterday's game, the Giants had four injuries: Steve Smith (concussion), Mike Jennings (Achillies), Will Demps (elbow), Sam Madison (hamstring). Jennings, a wide receiver, is out for the season with a ruptured left Achilles. Eli Manning was 10-13 for 114 yards and a TD, but he also lost two fumbles in one half of play.
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    Last Night's Action: Too Bad They Can't Share Offense

    Last Night's Action: Too Bad They Can't Share Offense

  • Brooklyn 9, Staten Island 3: Dylan Owen got plenty of run support and lasted five innings to improve to 3-0 on the season. J.R. Voyles had three hits in the win.
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