Yankees 8, Orioles 7, Final - Aug. 24, 2008

Don't expect Pavano to be consistent help
newsday.com 8/24/2008 — BALTIMORE

Pavano (W 1-0)
mypinstripes.blogspot.com 8/24/2008 — We had the craziest dream last night. Carl Pavano pitched and won a game for the 2008 Yankees. We woke up laughing. Then we picked up the sports page and remembered that it really did happen. After a bit of shaky start, fragile Carl threw five, ...

Yankees vs. Orioles - Recap - August 24, 2008
sports.espn.go.com 8/25/2008 — Yanks blow five-run lead but Cano homers to save day BALTIMORE (AP) -- A rejuvenated hitting attack and the steady pitching of closer Mariano Rivera got the New York Yankees in the proper frame of mind for another important series against the Boston ...

Bronx Banter: Still Not Dead — Baseball Toaster

Pavano Looks Uninjured in Win Against Orioles — Respect Jeter's Gangster

Game #130 - New York Yankees @ Baltimore Orioles — Pinstripe Alley

Follow Carl's Lead: Yankees Vs. Orioles Gamer — YFSF

Game 130 Preview: Yankees at Orioles — Scott Proctor's Arm - A New York Yankees Blog

August 24th @ The Orioles — WasWatching.com

Game 130. Yanks win 8-7, sweep Orioles. — The Sommer Frieze

O How Sweep It Is (Postgame Notes 22-24 August 2008) — This Purist Bleeds Pinstripes

Yankees 8, Orioles 7: Canó Lifts Yankees as Red Sox Await — NYT > Baseball 8/24/2008
Robinson Canó doubled twice off starter Daniel Cabrera and delivered the go-ahead homer in the seventh with a shot to center field. >

Yankees Make Progress, Broom Orioles Behind Hot Cano — Bleacher Report - MLB 8/24/2008
The New York Yankees beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-7 on Sunday afternoon to complete a weekend sweep of the O's. Darrell Rasner got the nod for New York. He struggled, going only 3.1 innings and giving up five runs, three of which were ...

Despite flaws, don't count Yanks out of playoffs — Newsday.com - Yankees 8/25/2008
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Yankees-Orioles: Robbie Cano Was Today's Leading Man for New York — Bleacher Report - MLB 8/25/2008
The Yankees won the final game of their six-game roadtrip, going for a sweep of the Baltimore Orioles. Who could've guessed that the Bronx's own Robinson Cano would be the hero? For the first time in a long time, the Yanks looked as if they could ...