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Any discussion of the Yankees’ eight-run outburst in Game 3 of the World Series last night has to begin with Alex Rodriguez, the man who got it going with a two-run homer in the fourth inning that was initially ruled a double but changed to a home run... Full Article at New York Daily News

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  1. As a precaution, we've moved the right-field foul pole camera back slightly so that the edge of the lens is in completely line with the top of the wall
    SOURCE: USA Today 2 weeks ago
  2. Obviously, it's great company ... At some point, not right now, I'll look back on it and appreciate it. But our goal right now is to win two more games.
    Chase Utley – Chase Utley SOURCE: The Orange County Register 2 weeks ago
  3. I don't take anything for granted
    SOURCE: N.J. Courier-Post Online 2 weeks ago
  4. Sometimes I don't like to talk about him because he don't want me to ... But he's the most dedicated, he has the most desire of any player I've ever been around.
    Charlie Manuel – Charlie Manuel SOURCE: The Orange County Register 2 weeks ago
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