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Last Night's Action: Oh Mo!
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Peter Trinkle
Published Sep 12, 2010
Modified Sep 12, 2010
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Texas 7 Yankees 6: So far this road trip has been a horror show for the Yankees. Friday Night they lost in 13 innings after they couldn’t buy a hit with runners in scoring position. Saturday Night, they saw their great closer meltdown with a lead to protect. Leading 6-5 heading into the ninth, Joe Girardi made the easiest call a manager can make, he summoned Mariano Rivera to close out the game. Rivera gave up a walk, single and then a double to tie the game. After intentionally walking a hitter to load the bases and recording an out, Rivera hit Jeff Francouer to force in the winning run and lose the game. The Yankees will have to figure out a way to beat Cliff Lee today if they are going to escape Texas with a win.
Mets 4 Philadelphia 3: The Mets jumped out to a 4-0 lead and then held on for the win. Hisanori Takahashi gave up a one-out double, but retired the next two hitters to earn the save. Ike Davis had three RBI’s and Jose Reyes added his ninth homer in the win.
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