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AL East Roundup: Yankees And Red Sox Continue To Roll Towards October

May 10, 2007
AL EAST W L GB L10 STK E#
Boston Red Sox 22 10 7-3 W3
New York Yankees 16 16 6.0 7-3 W2 125
Baltimore Orioles 16 18 7.0 4-6 W2 123
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 14 19 8.5 4-6 L3 122
Toronto Blue Jays 13 20 9.5 2-8 L8 121

Yankees 6, Rangers 2. The Yankees scored 4 in the bottom of 1st and never looked back as Mike Mussina worked 6 and said “We don’t need no stinkin’ Rocket”

Red Sox 9, Blue Jays 3. $100 million? So that is what a #3 starter goes for these days? Daisuke Matsuzaka struck out 8 in 7 innings and now has three good starts this season. One was versus KC on opening day and two against the Blue Jays, both of whom are among the worst teams in baseball.

NOTE FROM AROUND THE AL EAST

AL East Roundup: Rocket’s Return

May 7, 2007
AL EAST W L GB L10 STK E#
Boston Red Sox 20 10 7-3 W1
New York Yankees 14 15 5.5 6-4 W2 128
Baltimore Orioles 14 17 6.5 3-7 L1 126
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 14 17 6.5 5-5 L1 126
Toronto Blue Jays 13 18 7.5 2-8 L6 125

Yankees 5, Mariners 0. We can understand if nobody noticed that the Yankees beat the Mariners for their second straight win. Apparently news came down that the Evil Empire added a couple of dollars to their payroll with the signing of some veteran pitcher. With the Red Sox off to a huge start, and Houston being Houston, there is no surprise in this move, so let’s move on.

Red Sox 4, Twins 3. JD Drew drove in 2 runs without hurting himself and Curt Shilling didn’t allow a run until the 7th inning.

Indians 9, Orioles 6. The Tribe scores 7 runs in the 4th and 5th innings and cruised behind CC Sabathia and his crooked cap.

Rangers 3, Blue Jays 2. Michael Young’s solo home run in the 8th put the Rangers on top and sent the Jays to their 6th straight loss.

NOTE FROM AROUND THE AL EAST


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