Yankees 5, Rays 3: Pettitte Finds a Way; Rays Can’t Find the Plate

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 Yankees 5, Rays 3: Pettitte Finds a Way; Rays Can’t Find the Plate
Andy Pettitte won for the second time on this road trip, allowing three runs in seven innings to help the Yankees split the eight games. [link]

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Published 4/16/2008 by Dave & Aziz Nekoukar at NJ.com: Pride of the Yankees
The headline is the theme of the day. The Yanks have put together solid back-to-back wins, and things are looking up. They're not winning pretty, but who cares? In the 5-3 win , the offense scratched out runs last night. Hideki Matsui knocked a homer. Johnny Damon stole a base, then scored after a single by Derek Jeter -- who had three hits. Andy Pettitte , ...

"Have" a save, "Get" a save. Step right up.
Published 4/16/2008 by susan mullen at XM MLB Chat
One might conclude "getting" a save is always better than not "getting" one as characterized in media including a NY Times article yesterday. Nevertheless: Here's a "save" described in the NY Post, 8/19/07:"Angels closer Francisco Rodriguez, among MLB's leaders in saves, got his 30th Thursday. In his one full inning pitched, he allowed three hits, a walk and two earned runs. Rodriguez allowed an earned run in his previous save, also a one-inning job, thus his ERA over two consecutive saves was ...

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