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Signs of Life for the Yankees despite loss to Jays

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by user Kwasster07

Despite the New York Yankees losing 3-2 to the Toronto Blue Jays tonight and falling a season high and a 1978-esque 14.5 games behind the Boston Red Sox in the AL East, there were some signs of the Yankees beginning to turn it around this year:

1. Jason Giambi homered in the seventh off reliever Kevin Downs to tie the game at 1. His 7th homer of the year, and finally coming through in the clutch for those Bronx Bombers for the first time in eons.

2. Andy Pettitte was brilliant again: (7.1 INP, 6 H, 3 R (1 earned), and 3 K). However he fell to (3-4), despite his magnificent 2.51 ERA.

3. The Yankees actually made less errors than their opposition. The Yanks made 2, and the Jays made 3! This time it wasn't Robinson Cano, it was his fellow infielders, SS Derek Jeter aka Captain Colon and 3B Alex Rodriguez aka E-Rod (as Steve Somers say). (Remember this is a Mets fan dishing out these very compassionate nicknames!)

4. Yankee reliever Scott Proctor actually pitched 2/3 of an inning and didn't allow a base-runner, allow the Blue Jays already regained the lead 3-2 when he game into the game in the bottom of the eighth inning!

5. Joe Torre actually stayed in the dugout all game, as opposed to on the diamond meaning that there weren't many calls to argue.

However, the bottom line is that the Yankees lost their 5th straight, and the Red Sox keep on rollin' with a 4-2 win over the AL Central leading Cleveland Indians. But, there is some signs of life looming out of the Bronx Bombers.


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The sharkDraft Pick
933 days ago
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Signs of life? That's a bit of a stretch, no? The buzzards are already feasting on this carcass.
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Anonymous Fanatic #1
932 days ago
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Actually, they are circling Roger Clemens. He was mistaken for being dead while sleeping in the dugout.
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Anonymous Fanatic #2
932 days ago
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A so-called World Series contending team now being judged by how it loses? Wow.
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Kwasster07Div-I Stud
932 days ago
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Whoever said the Yankees were a so-called World Series contending team, lol? -Kwass
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Anonymous Fanatic #2
932 days ago
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Brian Cashman. And for an extra $10 million - Roger Clemens.
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Kwasster07Div-I Stud
925 days ago
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yo, yo mean $28 million for Clemens? The Yankees would be getting a bargain if they got the Rocket for 10 mil, lol. -Kwass
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JuTMSY4Legend
925 days ago
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its 28 mil for the year...prorated...

so its closer to 16 mil assuming he starts around mid-june

For the record, clemens doesn't start getting paid till he throws an MLB pitch...
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