nj.com - 8/23/2008
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BALTIMORE -- With six runs in the final two innings, the Yankees won a series opener for the first time in eight tries, defeating the Orioles, 9-4, Friday night. The Yankees had been just 2-50 this year when trailing after...
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Yankees overwhelm the Orioles and win 9-4
yankeesdaily.com —
... went 1 for 4 with 1 run scored along with a home run and Cano went 2 for 4 with 1 run scored and 1 rbi along with a home run.
I have no Disgraceful Player of the Game because every one played well for the Yankees but if I was an Oriole fan, I’d pick the fans in the stadium because I heard a, “Let’s go Yankees” chant. You can’t allow that in your home ball park.
Box Score - Yankees Official
Yankees 9, Orioles 4 - Ed Price/The Star-Ledger
Anything can happen tonight with Pavano on the mound
New York Yankees Fan Blog —
... to come see the Yankees play. The Yanks treated the kids to an exciting come-from-behind win ( six runs in the last two innings !) that also featured Derek Jeter's ...
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* Mike Mussina was pretty pleased he went six innings and allowed four runs. Why ...
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For six innings on Friday night, it looked as though Mike Mussina was going to let his former team get the better of him and the Yankees yet again. Enter Robinson Cano, Jose Molina and a little help from the Orioles bullpen. Cano and Molina homered, ...
