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Last Night's Action: Swisherlicious!
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Published Sep 2, 2009
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- Yankees 9 Baltimore 6: Nick Swisher now has four home runs this year at Camden Yards and three at Yankee Stadium. Then again, the Yankees really don’t care where he hits them, just as long as he keeps doing it. Swisher hit a two-run blast in the seventh to break up a 6-6 tie and Eric Hinske added a solo shot to put the Yankees up by 3. The bullpen pitched flawlessly in relief of A.J. Burnett. Burnett had another shaky start, surrendering six runs in just over five innings, but the offense bailed him out and the Yankees will go for the sweep tomorrow night.
- Colorado 8 Mets 3: In a year to forget, the Mets are looking for something positive to grab onto. Mike Pelfrey’s performance this year hasn’t been that. Pelfrey got shelled in four innings and his ERA is now over 5 for the year.
- Seattle 65 Liberty 58: The Storm outscored the Libs 25-15 in the fourth quarter to earn the win.
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