Yankees pop Peavy, win sixth in a row

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Alex Rodriguez homered for the fourth consecutive game and the Yankees always stayed a step ahead of Jake Peavy and the Padres in their 8-5 victory. [link]

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Natural nervousness at sight of Farnsworth
Published 6/19/2008 by susan mullen (noreply@blogger.com) at XM MLB Chat
"There was some nervousness, naturally, when Kyle Farnsworth started the eighth and gave up a leadoff homer to Chase Headley." From Newsday article by Erik Boland, 6/18/08, "Yankees Pop Peavy, Win 6th in a Row"

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