nypost.com - 7/14/2008
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TORONTO - Jorge Posada didn't hide his displeasure when A.J. Burnett struck him out with two runners on to end the sixth inning of the Yankees' 4-1 loss to the Blue Jays yesterday. Posada was clearly annoyed at Burnett's celebratory fist pump...
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Baseball Today: Monday, July 14
Projo Sox Blog —
... SIGNS OF LIFE: At least Jorge Posada is still in there kicking; yesterday he was upset after A.J. Burnett did a celebratory fist pump after his sixth-inning strikeout of Posada with two men on base, ...
Yanks down, but certainly not out of it
New York Yankees Fan Blog —
... -- it's just one of those things where AJ Burnett either stinks, or he's great. The Yanks had very few chances to get into the game yesterday, and the best chance they had ended with a Posada strikeout . Andy Pettitte said after the game, ...
Red Sox Prospect Wins Futures MVP
The Joy of Sox —
... Jorge Posada did not appreciate A.J. Burnett's fist pump after he fanned Dumbo with two men on to end the sixth inning. Someone who catches Joba Chamberlain has no business getting peeved at another pitcher's antics. ... ...
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Game 95: Yankees at Blue Jays
yankees.lhblogs.com 7/13/2008 — YANKEES (50-44)
Jeter SS
Abreu RF
Rodriguez 3B
Giambi DH
Posada C
Cano 2B
Cabrera CF
Betemit 1B
Gardner LF
Pettitte LHP
Andy Pettitte (10-6, 3.93) vs. the Toronto hitters.
A.J. Burnett (9-8, 5.23) vs. the New York hitters.
Notes: The ...
Allan James Burnett’s Questionable Show Of Emotion
tiricosuave.com 7/14/2008 — A.J. Burnett, starting on three days rest for the first time in his career, dominated the New York Yankees.
His line: 8.1 IP, 6 H, 1 ER, 8 K’s
The outing was summed up in the sixth inning, when A.J. fanned Jorge Posada on a gravity-sucking ...
Posada & The Fist Pump —
THE BRONX CHEER
Let’s get this straight…. Jorge Posada is upset with A.J. Burnett for pumping his fist after a strikeout? This, from the guy who catches Joba Chamberlain ? Amazing.
Bronx Banter: All Jays —
Baseball Toaster
The Blue Jays scored four runs off Andy Pettitte in the second inning yesterday, which was more than enough for Yankee-killer A.J. Burnett. The Yanks got a man as far as second just twice through the first eight innings and didn't break through until Jason Giambi's opposite-field solo homer off a tiring Burnett in the ninth inning. Jorge Posada followed Giambi with a single to bounce Burnett, ...
