Yanks Comeback To Win 5th Straight, 6-5

Hail Mary Jane » Hail Mary Jane found this 5/26/2008 on www.yankstalk.com [flag]

YANKEES 6 MARINERS 5 Sunday Afternoon at the Stadium, the Yankees came from 5-2 down in the 8th inning, to rally for a 6-5 victory over the Seattle Mariners. The victory was big for the Yankees on a few levels as it was their first come from behind win of the season (when trailing after 7 innings), their 5th straight win, a series sweep, and it pulls the Yankees to a .500 record at ... [link]

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MLB Wrap: Slumping Mets lose again
Published 5/26/2008 by houroc at Hail Mary Jane » Hail Mary Jane
... Mariners 5 - Yankees 6: The Yankees are trying to get back on track. Yesterday they beat the Mariners 6-5 in comeback fashion for their 5th consecutive win.. The Yanks scored 4 runs in the 8th inning including a go ahead hit by Jose Molina that Ichiro Suzuki lost in the Sun. Thats what happens when your team is winning and the other team is losing. This was the Mariners 6th straight loss. ...

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