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    He entered in a 2-for-19 slide. "If I want to get back to the position I'm used to hitting, I've got to do a better job" Wells said. Notes: Yankees C Jorge Posada rested his sore left thumb for the second straight day. Full Article at USA Today
    If I want to get back to the position I'm used to hitting, I've got to do a better job
    SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
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Burnett, rolling Yanks, down Blue Jays 4-2
  1. When you're clicking, everything just flows ... When you're clicking on pitches, you don't even think about anything. You know, it's just all confidence out there.
    SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  2. I put myself in that position ... No disrespect to Brett Gardner: He's the guy we don't walk in that lineup. It's inexcusable.
    – Brian Tallet SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  3. It's not so much speed, it's the location
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  4. Completely different ... Not even close. I didn't even pay attention to who got in the box today. The first time was kind of weird.
    SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  5. It didn't really seem like we settled into any particular role right out of the gate, because we struggled ... Lately, it's been a little bit of a free-for-all, but we've all been effective.
    SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  6. It was good to have a day game and get back at it really quickly
    Alex Rodriguez – Alex Rodriguez SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  7. I'm just going to continue to go out there and throw when I'm called upon. I don't really care, man. Everybody's caught up in what inning ... It doesn't matter.
    SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago
  8. We need to get him going, and we need to get him right ... We're going to pick some innings, and they'll still be important innings.
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: USA Today 5 months ago

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