Yankees Blow Out Rays in Game 2, 17-5

gridtalker posted 7/22/2007 from www.yankstalk.com [flag]

YANKEES 17 DEVIL RAYS 5 In game 2 of the double-header, the Yankees completely destroyed the Devil Rays 17-5. The Yankees pounded out 17 runs on 20 hits, including Alex Rodriguez' 33rd homerun, and Hideki Matsui's second homerun of the day. Matt DeSalvo struggled in his appearance, giving up four runs on seven hits in only 4 2/3 innings work. Yankee pitching received some major help ... [link]

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Yankees trade for Jose Molina

Babes Love Baseball found this 7/22/2007 on scottproctorsarm.blogspot.com

Looking to bolster their bench, the New York Yankees acquired catcher Jose Molina from the Los Angeles Angels on Saturday night for minor league reliever Jeff Kennard. Molina, a defensive specialist, was batting .228 with no homers and 10 RBIs in 123 ...

Yanks Trade For Jose Molina

gridtalker posted 7/22/2007 from www.yankstalk.com

During tonights game, the Yankees made a trade to strengthen their back up catching role by aquiring Jose Molina from the Angels, for right-handed pitcher Jeff Kennard. The 32-year-old Molina was batting .224 (28-for-125) with no home runs and 10 RBIs in 40 games (37 starts) at catcher for the Angels this season. While not adding much offensive numbers, he is definetly an improvement ...

Yankees acquire Jose Molina to replace Nieves

The LoHud Yankees Blog found this 7/22/2007 on lohud.com

NEW YORK - Backup catcher Wil Nieves had his best game as a Yankee last night, going 2 for 3 with two doubles, two sacrifices and two RBI in the second game of the doubleheader against the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. He was then called into the office of ...

Rays: Aki tells it like it is

FanHouse found this 7/22/2007 on www.sptimes.com

News | Rays Aki tells it like it is After nine seasons in Japan, Akinori Iwamura joined the Devil Rays in the offseason, signing a three-year deal worth $7.7-million. By TOM JONES Published July 22, 2007 They call him Aki. After nine seasons in Japan, ...