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The New York Yankees got a shaky start from their ace, CC Sabathia and could not solve a dominant Justin Verlander as they lose 5-4. Delmon Young was the Tigers' hero as he hit a go-ahead home run in the 7th inning. So what are the keys for game 4 in the must-win game for the Yankees? How will AJ do?

The New York Yankees could not solve Max Scherzer and could not stop Miguel Cabrera as the Detroit Tigers won game 2 of the ALDS 5-3 and tie the series up at 1-1. What are the keys for the Yankees moving forward in this series?

The American League and National League Division Series are all well underway. Saturday was a big day as some teams came out of the gate strong in their game one while others made a statement to get back into the series. How did the Brewers, Phillies, Rangers, and Yankees all get their wins?

The New York Yankees defeated the Detroit Tigers 9-3 in game one of the American League Division Series. The Yankees got great pitching from CC Sabathia on Friday and Ivan Nova on Saturday. They also got a huge boost from their MVP candidate Robinson Cano who had 6 RBI in the game including a grand slam. Find out the Yankees' game plans for game two and the rest of this series.

Game one between the New York Yankees and the Detroit Tigers has been suspended officially due to heavy rain at Yankee Stadium. Find out the updated schedule for games one and two for this ALDS.

Brian Sinkoff was joined on "Soundoff with Sinkoff" Tuesday by Seattle Mariners outfielder Casper Wells.

Who doesn't like watching a good baseball game ejection? Well this week Jim Leyland provides us with an energetic and entertaining ejection as he argues a close call at third base involving former Yankee Wilson Betemit. Betemit and Leyland believe he was safe, but umpire Alan Porter thinks otherwise. Check it out.

Perhaps a change of scenery will do Casper Wells some good. A week after he was sent down to the minors by Detroit, the Tigers traded the Schenectady native on Saturday. Wells goes to the Seattle Mariners as part of a 6 player deal.

In what Tigers manager Jim Leyland called a painful decision, Detroit sent Schenectady native Casper Wells down to AAA Toledo.  Wells became the odd man out in a numbers game as the Tigers called up left-handed starting pitcher Duane Below.  Below made his Major League debut last week.

Justin Verlander got all the headlines in the Tigers' win over the Royals on Sunday but Casper Wells provided the offensive firepower. The Schenectady native had his first Major League steal and scored the Tigers only 2 runs in Detroit's 2-1 victory over Kansas City.

Monday the Detroit Tigers were taking on the Toronto Blue Jays.  Things were all tied up in the 7th inning when an Umpire decided not to pay attention to an obvious play.  This led to Tiger Manager Jim Leyland coming onto the field and giving everyone a piece of his mind.

Brian Sinkoff was joined on "Sound-off with Sinkoff" Friday (4/1/11) by Detroit Tigers outfielder and Schenectady native Casper Wells.