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Girardi moves are just fine, if unconventional ** FILE ** New York Yankees bench coach Joe Girardi, left, and Anaheim Angels manager Mike Scioscia have a discussion at home plate prior to Game Four of the American League Division Series, Oct. 7, 2005,... Full Article at Times Herald-Record
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Just from my experience, I just know that the decision-making process becomes much cleaner as you move on, as you get some experience
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You know, he got a fastball by Derek earlier in the game in a key situation
