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yankees.lhblogs.com - 3/4/2008
Yankees-Blue Jays: The live blog
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Welcome to wind-swept Knology Park, just down the road from the gun shop and across the street from the VFW. It’ll be Phil Franchise against Jesse Litsch. FIRST INNING The wind is blowing straight in here. You’d need a bazooka to get it over the fence. Excellent news for Kei Igawa, who will get a few innings after Phil Hughes. The Yankees didn’t do much in the first ...

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Two Angles On The Same Game Today
WasWatching.com — Both the Journal News and the Toronto Star are live blogging the "big" game in Dunedin today. It's interesting to note the difference in angles and styles here. Compare the top of the second inning: From Peter Abraham of the Journal: Jorge Posada grounded to second. Shelley (5 for 8 in spring training) doubled to left. The Melkman followd with a ground single into left. Shelley was steaming around third and had Gregg Zaun lined up. Fortunately for Zaun and his ribs, left fielder Shannon Stewart kicked the ball around and ...

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