Does Pettitte have a little magic left in that left arm?
Another nice, brisk win, the sort the Yanks of '98 made their specialty.
So okay: bring on the Sox.
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2 comments:
Two observations:
-It was great to see Jeter back in the lineup.
-I sense the bats might be waking up.
Two observations:
-It was great to see Jeter back in the lineup.
-I sense the bats might be waking up.
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