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Drama, strategy gaffes frame Game 5's wild inning

ANAHEIM — The seventh inning of Game 5 of the ALCS won't soon be forgotten by the Angels, the Yankees or anyone who watched Thursday night. Action at the plate: Hideki Matsui slides home just before getting hit by a throw during the Yankees' comeback. " Full Article at Sporting News

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  1. Obviously, it didn't work out
    Mike Scioscia – Mike Scioscia SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  2. He had only thrown 80 pitches ... If he's around 105, it's probably a different story.
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  3. If I went with my heart, I would have left John in ... But my head said let's turn (Mark Teixeira) around. Make him hit from the right side so he would have to hit to the biggest part of the ballpark. (Lackey) might have had enough to get Tex out, but I thought to turn (Teixeira) around was the move.
    Mike Scioscia – Mike Scioscia SOURCE: Sporting News 1 month ago
  4. They are the favorites, but after [Game 5], we've got obviously a lot of confidence, a lot of momentum ... It's going to be the usual Yankee hostile environment. It's going to be a lot of fun. They're going to be all over us.
    Joe Saunders – Joe Saunders SOURCE: Hartford Courant 1 month ago
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