All-Star Game fantastic finishers
Published 3/9/2008 at Red Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com
Thanks to Brian McNamee, Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte's own indiscretions, the New York Yankees lefthander has spent more than his share of time in the news this spring,...
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Sky Kalkman has decided to examine historical Yankee fielding. What follows below is Sky's own words. Thanks to Sky for sharing this content with WasWatching.com! With the re-re-revival of the Derek Jeter fielding debate and the recent post ...Rivera Makes Debut
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Although the Yankees lost 9-5 to the Houston Astros on Friday, Mariano rivera looked very impressive in his preseason debut. Rivera retired the side on just eight pitches in the third inning, which included a first-pitch groundout sandwiched between two strike outs. Andy Pettitte started the game, and sat the Astros down in order in the first inning, but he hit Geoff Blum with a pitch to ...David Price Shines In Rays Debut
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