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newyork.yankees.mlb.com - 5/11/2008

The Official Site of The New York Yankees: News: Yanks hope Giambi has turned it around

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DETROIT -- Bobby Meacham had both palms firmly jutting toward the left-field wall, doing everything he physically could to stop Jason Giambi, short of actually interfering with the play and tackling the chugging Yankees' first baseman. The third-base coach should get some credit for trying, but his frantic cries were but an exercise in futility. It didn't affect the final outcome of ...

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The Bronx Stop: A Yankees Blog — Bryan Hoch/MLB.Com: Bobby Meacham had both palms firmly jutting toward the left-field wall, doing everything he physically could to stop Jason Giambi, short of actually interfering with the play and tackling the chugging Yankees' first baseman. "I put my head down to see the bag, and the Big G can't slow down," Giambi said. "Once the train gets going, there's no brakes. I need to pull the rip cord or there's no chance." The play occurred with two outs in the fifth inning, as the Yankees chased Tigers right-hander Jeremy Bonderman in favor of reliever Bobby Seay. Robinson Cano stroked a single through the hole, and Giambi took off from second base, stomping around the ...