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Pinstripe Alley
Blogging the Bombers
I watch the Yankees try to win without Cliff Lee. And I watch the 2011 Astros so you don't have to.
Pinstripe Alley
Yankees and More
Blogging the Bombers
Mike Feinsand, liveblogging at the Daily News
Blog Archive
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2011
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April
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- Yankees 5, Blue Jays 4
- Yankees 12, White Sox 3
- Yankees 3, White Sox 1
- White Sox 3, Yankees 2
- White Sox 2, Yankees 0
- Yankees 6, Orioles 3 (11)
- The 2011 Houston Astros--I watch so you don't have...
- Yankees 15, Orioles 3
- Yankees 6, Toronto 2
- The 2011 Houston Astros--I watch so you don't have...
- Blue Jays 6, Yankees 5 (10)
- Yankees 6, Rangers 5
- Texas 5, New York 3
- Yankees 6, Orioles 5
- The 2011 Astros: I watch so you don't have to!
- Yankees 7, Orioles 4
- Red Sox 4, Yankees 0
- Astros 7, Marlins 1
- Yankees 9, Red Sox 4
- Boston 9, New York 6
- The 2011 Houston Astros: I Watch So you Won't Have...
- Twins 5, New York 4 (10)
- Yankees 4, Twins 3
- Tigers 10, Yankees 7
- Yankees 10, Tigers 6
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April
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About Me
- texasyank
- BA: University of Southern California; MA: Binghamton University; PhD: University of Houston. Published stories, essays, reviews in numerous journals. Presently Chairman Ermeritus, Arts and Humanities, Houston Community College-Northeast.
1 comment:
Congratulations to the Red Sox on finally winning a game in the 2011 season! When you score 9 runs, have a batting average of .333, and go 6-for-10 with runners in scoring position, you have a good chance of winning the game. In their prior six games (all losses), the Red Sox averaged 2.7 runs per game, had a batting average of .181, and were 7-for-44 with runners in scoring position, so Friday’s game was a huge improvement.
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