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Peter Trinkle
Published Aug 29, 2009
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- Yankees 5 Chicago 2 (10 Innings) The Yankees blew a 2-0 lead, but recovered thanks to a homer from Robinson Cano. Derek Jeter homered to lead off the game and Johnny Damon hit a solo shot in the third to put the Yankees up 2-0. But, C.C. Sabathia tired in the seventh and the White Sox would have taken the lead, if Nick Swisher hadn’t thrown out a runner at home. The game kept going tied at 2 and neither team scored until Cano blasted his three-run homer in the tenth.
- Cubs 5 Mets 2: The Mets’ bullpen blew a very effective start from Patrick Misch. Misch pitched seven strong innings, allowing only one run and five hits. And, thanks to a Fernando Tatis double, he would have earned a win. But, Brian Stokes gave up four runs in the bottom of the seventh and the Mets couldn’t make up the difference. Off the field, the Mets are thinking about letting Jose Reyes have surgery instead of attempting to comeback this season.
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