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Yankees Did Not Lose They Got Beat

I was not a devoted fan tonight.

I left the New York Yankees game in the seventh inning, as the Tampa Bay Rays were up 6-2 and Boone Logan was jogging to the mound.

The Yankees looked tired. This does sound like an excuse, which it completely is but it is still a fact. The Boston Red Sox were just in town, meaning games are intense, long and both Monday and Tuesday’s tactics were no different. Both went down to the wire and last night they played till around 1am.

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Hero To Zero At Yankee Stadium

Monday night, Marcus Thames went to bed a hero.

Wednesday morning, Marcus Thames will wake up a zero.

Thames had a catastrophic error in the 9th inning, which would have ended the inning with the score tied at 5-5, instead of 7-5 Red Sox.

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Yankees Win In Perfect Thames

God bless you Arod, but the hero in tonight’s Yankees win was Marcus Thames.

In the bottom of the ninth, the Yankees seemed doomed to lose after being up 5-0 after the 1st inning.

After Brett Gardner, who once again hit a single under pressure, was on base when Arod came up to the plate.

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New York Yankees Finish April On Top

Someone recently asked me a excellent question, “Looking over the first four weeks of 2010, which Yankees players come to mind, as being the real difference makers?”

The usual New York Yankees April endings are filled with sighs of relief from both the team and fans. The Yankees are not known to be early birds from the start, as reputation cemented has always been that of a second-half team.

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Who Knew That Losing Could Make History

Third to second to first….one…two…three outs ended the sixth inning today in Oakland, as Arod, Cano and Tex made a historical triple out. The last triple play happened in 1968 for the Bombers, and to be apart of such a play is something special.

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Grading The Champs

As baseball season begins, all eyes are on the Yankees attempting to answer the ageless question.

Are the defending champs strong enough to repeat?

Let’s take a look:

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