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On a day where Andy Pettitte was sent to the disabled list, Hiroki Kuroda gave the Yankees exactly what they needed: a solid, consistent outing.  

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For much of the day runs were at a premium in Cleveland for both the Yankees and the Indians, as the teams sped through an afternoon double header at Progressive Field.

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When you match-up two blue collar veteran pitchers like James Shields and Andy Pettitte, you know you’re going to get an efficient, well pitched ball game. Fortunately for the Yankees, they were able to come out on top tonight, 3-2.

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A lengthy rain delay may have ended C.C. Sabathia's afternoon early, but it didn't keep the Yankees from ending their series in Colorado with a win.

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It took about three hours for the A’s to officially put away the Yankees tonight, although in retrospect they could have called the game after the first pitch.

C.C. Sabathia surrendered a solo home run to Adam Rosales on the first pitch of the ball game, which was enough for A’s starter A

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In the Yankees 6-4 victory over the Blue Jays, injuries once again stole the headlines, further stressing Joe Girardi’s already depleted roster.

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The Yankees offense rolled over the Blue Jays thanks in part to home runs by the big bats of Vernon Wells, Travis Hafner and Lyle Overbay. Wait, what?

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Another day, another injury concern for the Yankees. During the club’s 5-2 win over the Orioles, Eduardo Nunez was forced to leave the game after being struck in the wrist by an errant fastball.

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In a battle of American League aces, C.C. Sabathia got the better of Justin Verlander, helping the Yankees avoid being swept in Detroit, winning 7-0.

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For many pitchers, being tasked with preventing an opening series sweep would be a high pressure situation. For Andy Pettitte it was just another day at the park.

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Things have gone from bad to worse for the New York Yankees. In their ugly 7-4 loss to the Red Sox, Yankees starter Hiroki Kuroda was forced to leave in the second with an injured hand.

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