newyork.yankees.mlb.com - 8/27/2009
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By Bryan Hoch / MLB.com 08/26/09 11:29 PM ET NEW YORK -- Yankees catcher Jorge Posada has a bruised left ring finger and is listed as day-to-day after being forced to leave Wednesday's 9-2 victory over the Rangers. Posada was catching in the eighth inning when a foul tip off the bat of Nelson ...
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yankees.lhblogs.com - 8/27/2009
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yankees.lhblogs.com —
This is Josh with a quick recap of
the postgame. First off, sorry for the misinformation. Here’s...
a recap of the news: — Jorge Posada was hit in the left ring finger in the eighth inning and left the game. He re-aggravated an injury suffered ...
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Posada day-to-day; A-Rod OK
blogs.courant.com - 8/26/2009
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Hi Folks. Sorry the blog has been silent
the last week. A personal issue I'm dealing with....
Should be up and running full speed soon. Anyway ... The Yankees do these meet-and-greets, where three players are out in "The Great Hall, basically ...
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Yankees Sabathia, Melky to greet fans. Jorge Posada, ...
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Andy’s dominance continues against Texas
The Yankee Universe —
Last night, Andy Pettitte pitched a gem, giving up 2 ER over 7 IP. He struck out 7 and lowered his ERA to 4.18. Amazingly, Andy Pettitte has been the best pitcher in the AL since the All-Star break. His FIP of 2.32 is the lowest of any AL pitcher over the last 30 days and his ERA of 2.61 is actually the second lowest during that period of time (King Felix sits above him with a 2.45 ERA). Andy has been an important piece of the Yankees’ playoff puzzle. Without his dominance, the rotation would look rather inconsistent (e.g., Joba, Mitre). He gave the Yankees exactly what they needed last night—a clean, crisp outing—as the bats took care of the rest, allowing for a 9-2 ...
Andy's dominance continues against Texas
New York Yankees —
Last night, Andy Pettitte pitched a gem, giving up 2 ER over 7 IP. He struck out 7 and lowered his ERA to 4.18. Amazingly, Andy Pettitte has been the best pitcher in the AL since the All-Star break. His FIP of 2.32 is the lowest of any AL pitcher over the last 30 days and his ERA of 2.61 is actually the second lowest during that period of time (King Felix sits above him with a 2.45 ERA). Andy has been an important piece of the Yankees' playoff puzzle. Without his dominance, the rotation would look rather inconsistent (e.g., Joba, Mitre). He gave the Yankees exactly what they needed last night---a clean, crisp outing---as the bats took care of the rest, allowing for a 9-2 win. Lately, ...
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yankees.lhblogs.com 9/16/2009 — The crack research team here at the LHYB just determined that Yankee pitchers have hit Toronto batters eight times in five games this month. The Blue Jays have hit the Yankees twice.
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tsn.ca 9/16/2009 — NEW YORK -- As soon as New York catcher Jorge Posada bumped Toronto reliever Jesse Carlson after crossing home plate, almost everyone at Yankee Stadium knew a fight was coming. Posada and Carlson got into a scrap near the New York dugout, leading to a ...
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NY Post: Sports 8/27/2009
> Three days after saying he wouldn't split up A.J. Burnett and Jorge Posada over communication woes, Joe Girardi admitted Jose Molina is slated to catch Burnett this afternoon against Texas. But the manager insists it's just coincidence, ...
Joe awaits Posada's recovery —
NYDailyNews.com - Baseball 8/28/2009
Jorge Posada remains day-to-day with a bruised left ring finger, and while Joe Girardi doesn't believe his backstop will be 100% when he resumes his catching duties, the manager feels Posada will still be effective.
