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wake regroups....and strikeouts the side

kinda like the yankmees not making the playoffs and when has randy even hit 96 mph this year....NEVER

great play rent

did I say that? hes trying to pull a jeter by falling into the stands welcome back, why weren't you here yesterday

haha arod

I have mlb.tv and with that membership you get game notes for every team for every game. glad I can help.

any way you look at it, this is a must win game for the yankees

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that abreu guy we just signed from cuba is supposed to be one of the best power hitters in cuba

Game Info Date: Saturday, September 11th, 2005 First Pitch: 1:05 pm ET TV: NESN/YES Starting Pitchers: http://i.a.cnn.net/si/images/baseball/mlb/players/4288.jpghttp://bellsouthpwp.net/c/h/chinigor/TALKSOX/VS.GIFhttp://i.a.cnn.net/si/images/baseball/mlb/players/4906.jpg http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/nyy.gif #41 Randy Johnson (13-8, 4.05) http://boston.redsox.mlb.com/mlb/images/team_logos/50x50/bos.gif #49 Tim Wakefield (15-10, 4.29) Wakefield, Sox out to pad division lead Boston (83-58) at New York (79-62), 1:05 p.m. ET After splitting two games with the Yankees, the Red Sox can severely hamper New York's division title hopes with a victory in Sunday's series finale. The Red Sox send red-hot Tim Wakefield to the mound, where the knuckleballer will attempt to earn his fourth straight victory and eighth in his last nine games. "This year, I'll tell you what, he's been pretty good," Sox skipper Terry Francona said. "He had a little stretch when he hit a couple of bumps in the road, [but] he's got 15 wins." Wakefield lost only once in August, allowing the Angels six runs in 4 1/3 innings during a 13-4 loss on Aug. 18. During his recent tear, Wakefield's ERA is 3.92. The hot streak has already boosted Wakefield's record past his 12-10 mark in 2004, and his ERA is more than a half-run lower. Francona credited the improvement to the knuckleballer's improved ability to prevent the opposing offenses from breaking through with big hits. "It seems like last year, so many times, it would be walk, error, homer [for Wakefield]," Francona said. "This year, he's minimized the damage. He's made some adjustments during the game and found himself." The Yankees counter with Randy Johnson, who they brought in to beat the Red Sox. He has done exactly that, going 3-0 in four starts against Boston this year. Johnson lucked out in his one poor start against the Red Sox, not factoring in the decision of an 8-5 loss April 14, despite allowing five runs in seven innings. He has pitched well for three consecutive starts, going 2-0 and allowing only four runs in 21 1/3 innings during that stretch. He earned a no-decision in his most recent outing, allowing seven hits and three runs in 6 1/3 innings during a 4-3 loss to the Devil Rays. Season Series • 09/10: Red Sox 9, Yankees 2 • 09/09: Yankees 8, Red Sox 4 • 07/17: Yankees 5, Red Sox 3 • 07/16: Yankees 7, Red Sox 4 • 07/15: Red Sox 17, Yankees 1 • 07/14: Yankees 8, Red Sox 6 • 05/29: Red Sox 7, Yankees 2 • 05/28: Red Sox 17, Yankees 1 • 05/27: Yankees 6, Red Sox 3 • 04/14: Red Sox 8, Yankees 5 • 04/13: Yankees 5, Red Sox 2 • 04/11: Red Sox 8, Yankees 1 • 04/06: Red Sox 7, Yankees 3 • 04/05: Yankees 4, Red Sox 3 • 04/03: Yankees 9, Red Sox 2 Pitching matchup BOS: RHP Tim Wakefield • 15-10, 4.29 ERA in 2005 • 1-2, 3.58 ERA vs. NYY in 2005 NYY: LHP Randy Johnson • 13-8, 4.05 ERA in 2005 • 3-0, 4.62 ERA vs. BOS in 2005 Player to watch Edgar Renteria has hit Johnson well, going 12-for-38 with five RBIs. Half of Renteria's hits are of the extra-base variety, four being doubles and the other two home runs. Quotable "This is a big swing game. Hopefully we come out and win this game [on Sunday]. But the worst we're going to leave here is a [three-game] series up on these [guys]. This late in the season, that's a big deal." -- Curt Schilling Quick hits After scoring two runs on David Ortiz's home run in the first inning on Saturday, the Red Sox became the first team in the Majors to score 800 runs this season. ... The Red Sox are in the middle of a stretch in which 19 of 23 games are against American League East teams. ... After beating the Yankees on Saturday, the Red Sox are 29-28 against division foes. On deck • Monday: at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. ET • Tuesday: at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. ET • Wednesday: at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. ET

#4 OSU: 19 #2 TEX: 16 5:19 left in the 3rd qtr.

the yanks-red sox is to baseball what unc-duke is to college basketball, everybody watches it and most of them love it.

plowing over a catcher and slapping at a glove are 2 different things.

according to Jim Caple it is http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=caple/offbase/050908 what an idiot, You don't have to be a Sox or Yanks fan to see that this is still the best rivalry in all of sports. They play harder against each other than any other two teams in all of sports do...If anything, the Red Sox victory last year heightened the rivalry Let's see since 2002 they've played 86 games...43-43 is the record...yeah, this Yankee/ Sox series sucks!!! Like watching John Olerud trot the bases after his upper deck shot would have made me feel all tingly inside if he hit against the Detroit Tigers!

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thaaaa yankees lose....thaaaaaa yankees loooooooose 4 games up again! best hiter: everybody, manny getting out of his slump, tony g. going 3-5 best pitcher: no brainer....big schills.....8 IP, 2 ER, 6 H, 5 SO best Defense: Mueller and curt for his barehanded play even though he had an error

paps K's lawton....2 outs

he walks....

k-horn PH hes gettin booed big time

1 pitch 1 out

talk about class, huh?

just looking at some away messages one of them said "someone should break curts ankle" awww poor babys...suck it

yanks will get their first taste of papelbon in the 9th probably

holy s***, nice call there and I think HOF laughed at you

ining over, nice recovery 8 IP, 6 H, 2 ER