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Philadelphia Inquirer
In center, Yankees missing a genuine star
NEW YORK - When Johnny Damon left the Boston Red Sox to sign with their fierce rivals, the fact that Damon would play center field for the New York Yankees, one of the most hallowed positions in all of sports, was not lost on him. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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Some of the guys in the lineup, it makes you feel like it doesn't really matter who's out there
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Those runs that we got late definitely played a huge role in the game ... Those are big runs. That's what it takes. When you've got a small lead ... with the kind of lineup they've got, that's how you play the game.
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To me he sets the tone by his rhythm, getting the ball back, and he knows what he's going to do and he knows what he's going to throw
