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yankees.lhblogs.com - 7/1/2009
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Brian Bruney on his outing tonight:
“That’s my bad, obviously. I thought I threw the ball pretty well tonight. I can go home on sleep on that. I’m fine with it. It’s not like I’m out there walking guys to their bases every time. I feel good. That’s baseball, man. The ball bounces six ...
lohud.com - 7/1/2009
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NEW YORK - Phil Hughes found something last
week he thought he had lost a few years
ago. It was a 96-mph fastball. The 23-year-old right-hander has been pitching in relief since the first week of June when the Yankees decided to return Chien-Ming Wang ...
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Hughes provides welcome relief for Yankees | lohud.com | ...
nj.com - 6/30/2009
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Jim McIsaac/GettyPhil Hughes has pitched 7 1/3 scoreless
innings over his last five bullpen appearances. NEW YORK
-- With the tying run on second with two outs in the sixth inning, Phil Hughes was called upon. One pitch later, he...
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New York Yankees pitcher Phil Hughes rides scoreless ...
nypost.com - 7/2/2009
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> Brian Bruney isn't launching a campaign to
keep his eighth-inning job. The inconsistent Yankee reliever yesterday
stopped short of saying he'd welcome a new role, but also made it known he wouldn't lose sleep if manager Joe Girardi were ...
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BRUNEY WON'T CRY IF HE LOSES EIGHTH-INNING ROLE
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Around the Yankee Universe: Brian Bruney edition
Pinstripe Alley —
... that he could easily pitch a second inning, and that Bruney has been iffy since coming back off the DL.
Instead, he used his little managerial book that says 'Bruney is the eighth-inning guy, so he pitches no matter what when we are ahead.'
The only fun part for me is that I found this morning that two of my favorite mainstream bloggers, Peter Abraham of the Journal News and Mark Feinsand of the Daily News took completely different sides on the move.
Abraham defended Girardi.
Don’t blame Joe Girardi for using Bruney in the ...
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