sports.yahoo.com - 6/4/2008
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Joba Chamberlain struggled with his control, walked off the mound in the third inning and threw his glove in the dugout. His first major league start was a memorable one, all right. Just not for the reasons he'd hoped. Chamberlain lasted just 2 1-3 innings and Roy Halladay held the New York Yankees in check despite some control problems of his own, leading the Toronto Blue Jays to a 9-3 victory on...
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AJ’s Power Rankings - June 4
SportsHubLA —
... last night in San Francisco. 14. Toronto Blue Jays (32-28) (+1): With Boston’s injury issues and Tampa’s inexperience, this team has the talent to make things interesting in the AL East. 15. Los Angeles Dodgers (28-30) (-3): Score eight runs one game and then get shut out the next. (And the next and the next and the next, it seems…) Frustrating times. 16. New York Yankees (28-30) (no change): Maybe Joba Chamberlain isn’t quite ready to be a starter. 17. Milwaukee Brewers (31-28) (+6): They finally seem to be turning things around… but Bill Hall ...
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ON DECK: BLUE JAYS AT YANKEES —
NY Post: Sports 6/4/2008
Joba Chamberlain officially became a starter last night. The question for the Yankees now becomes, can Kyle Farnsworth or anyone else step up and be successful in the vacated eighth-inning role? Farnsworth likely will be the choice again tonight (7...
Yankee bullpen gets a little relief —
NYDailyNews.com - Baseball 6/5/2008
When the Yanks made Joba Chamberlain a starter, the fear was that it would hamstring the bullpen. So far the results have been mixed, but with 3 scoreless inningsagainst the Blue Jays, Wednesday night was a break from the scrutiny.
