With bats out of '90, Yanks need A-Savior

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With bats out of '90, Yanks need A-Savior
Projo Sox Blog found this 5/20/2008 on www.nydailynews.com [flag]
The Yankee lineup, thought to be one of the team's strengths entering the season, is the weakest it has been this early since 1990. [link]

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