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Last Night's Action: Even Again in the AL East
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Published Aug 7, 2011
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Red Sox 10, Yankees 4: With an eight-game winning streak and sole possession of 1st place in the American League East, the Yankees handed the ball to their ace Saturday. Despite his strong season, entering Saturday, CC Sabathia was winless against his team's Boston rivals. That would remain the case, as Sabathia allowed seven runs and nine hits over six innings. It was Sabathia's fourth loss to the Red Sox this season and the seven runs allowed equals the number of runs Sabathia allowed in his previous eight starts combined. Jacoby Ellsbury had six RBI in the game, including a three-run homer in the 4th off Sabathia. The two teams meet again for sole possession of first tomorrow night.
Mets 11, Braves 7: From the Mets offensive explosion Saturday night, you wouldn't think Citi Field was a hitter's park. On their way to ending their five-game losing streak, the Mets hit a season-high four home runs, including two from Justin Turner.
Real Salt Lake 3, Red Bulls 0: Nick Rimando had a clean sheet as the Red Bulls struggled offensively. Real Salt Lake scored twice in the first half and again in the 77th minute for the easy win.
Mystics 91, Liberty 81: Behind the scoring of Matee Ajavon's 32 points, Washington was able to improve to 4-14 on the season.
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