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Honorable Mention for Game 3 of the American League Championship Series for the 2000s The Yankees looked like they were ready to sweep away the Angels when they took a 3-0 lead in the 5th. Full Article at Sully Baseball
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ANAHEIM -- Rarely, if ever, have the Angels entered an offseason with so many critical personnel matters on the table. Full Article at MLB.com
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Mark Teixeira has developed a routine in the postseason. When Teixeira has been interviewed after Yankee games, he typically gives short answers to a series of questions. Full Article at The New York Times
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Baseball is just more fun when Pedro Martinez is prominently involved. From his rookie year as a shutdown reliever through his emergence in Montreal, and on to the all-time-great portion of his career, Martinez has been the most watchable of players. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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by Jeff Sackmann October 29, 2009 There are a lot of ways to build a winning ballclub. The method behind the Angels' success doesn't get the same attention as some other techniques, but perhaps it should. Full Article at The Hardball Times
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Here’s a question: Is it possible that Mike Scioscia is nutsier? Some of his moves involving Mike Napoli in Game Six of the ALCS suggest that it’s possible. Regard: SORTA NUTS: Scioscia starts Jeff Mathis over Napoli. Full Article at FanGraphs
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Because of the quirks of Interleague Play, the Fall Classic match-ups these days often feature two teams who have played each other during the regular season. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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In your opinion, who was the most valuable player of the ALCS? NEW YORK - The Angels got the monkey off their backs - only to run into King Kong. Full Article at New York Daily News
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NEW YORK — The New York Yankees, baseball's biggest spenders, finally cashed in with their first pennant in six years Sunday night, beating the Los Angeles Angels 5-2 in Game 6 of the AL championship series behind the savvy pitching of that old... Full Article at Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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Rain was the only thing that could slow down the Yankees from another trip to the World Series. Game 6 was postponed on Saturday night due to rain. Full Article at Huliq.com
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"Hopefully, we can play one more great series." Full Article at The Stamford Advocate
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manager Mike Scioscia needed to force a Game 7. NEW YORK - Jeff Mathis couldn't save the Angels this time. Neither could the rain. Neither could the Rally Monkey. And neither could John Lackey. Full Article at L.A. Daily News
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NEW YORK - They dashed from the dugout and in from the outfield, swarming AlexRodriguez in a sea of pinstripes only steps from his spot at third base. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Johnny Damon helps the Yankees to their 40th pennant with pair of hits against the Angels. Who was the most valuable player of the Yankees win in Game 6? In your opinion, who was the most valuable player of the ALCS? Full Article at New York Daily News
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Now that the New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies are set to meet, the former teammates can share their message with everyone: See ya in the World Series, buddy! Broad Street vs. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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Hitting Chone Figgins 4 AB, 1 H, 1 R, Comment: Figgins never really broke out of his postseason slump, finishing the playoffs with three hits in 35 at-bats. Full Article at MLB.com
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NEW YORK - Alex Rodriguez, welcome to the World Series. The New York Yankees are back in baseball's big event. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution Vendor
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He certainly lived up to the "Big Game Andy" nickname tonight. With the Yankees coming off a tough game five loss on Thursday, Andy Pettitte came up big with 6.1 solid innings to lead the Yankees to their 40th World Series. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Slumping Bobby Abreu hit a go-ahead single against Andy Pettitte, and the Los Angeles Angels led the New York Yankees 1-0 after three innings Sunday night as they tried to force a seventh game in the AL championship series. Full Article at FOX Sports
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The Yankees' CC Sabathia, who dominated the ACLS post season, will likely be the team's number one defense. The New York Yankees have defeated the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim 5-2 in game six of the ACLS, sending the Yankees on to the World Series. Full Article at Associated Content
About Jeff Mathis
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Jeffrey Stephen "Jeff" Mathis (born March 31, 1983 in Marianna, Florida, USA) is a major league baseball catcher playing with the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, and made his Major League debut on August 12, 2005 with them. He bats and throws right handed. Full Article
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Los Angeles Angels batter Jeff Mathis (R) celebrates at second base with teammate Brandon Mathis after hitting a game-winning double that scored the Angels' Howard Kendrick (not pictured) in the eleventh inning against the New York Yankees as teammate Brandon Woods in Game 3 of their Ma...
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Los Angeles Angels catcher Jeff Mathis (L) confers with pitcher Brian Fuentes before facing New York Yankees batter Robinson Cano in the ninth inning of their MLB American League baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York, May 1, 2009.
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Los Angeles Angels' Jeff Mathis, right, is congratulated by third base coach Dino Ebel as Mathis rounds the bases on his second-inning home run against the Colorado Rockies Monday, March 2, 2009, during a spring training baseball game in Tucson, Ariz.
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CHICAGO - AUGUST 06: Jeff Mathis #5 and Howie Kendrick #47 of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim celebrate after they scored on a 2-run home run hit by Mathis in the top of the second inning against the Chicago White Sox at U.S. Cellular Field on August 6, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois.
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PHOENIX - JUNE 28: Jeff Mathis #5 of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim crosses home plate past catcher Miguel Montero #26 of the Arizona Diamondbacks after Mathis hit a solo home run during the eighth inning of the major league baseball game at Chase Field on June 28, 2009 in Phoenix,...
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Los Angeles Angels catcher Jeff Mathis hits a single into an error, allowing two runs to score, during the sixth inning of a baseball game, Thursday, April 23, 2009, in Anaheim, Calif. Detroit Tigers' Brandon Inge was credited with an error on the play.
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Los Angeles Angels' Jeff Mathis swings at a pitch in the fourth inning of a spring training baseball game against the Colorado Rockies Monday, March 2, 2009 in Tucson, Ariz. Mathis walked.
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Los Angeles Angels pitcher Joe Saunders (R) leaves the game, as manager Mike Scioscia (C) makes changes while catcher Jeff Mathis (L) looks on, after walking in a run against the New York Yankees during the fourth inning in Game 6 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in Ne...
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Manager Mike Scioscia (R) stands with his catcher Jeff Mathis on the pitchers mound with the infield of (L to R) Erick Aybar , Howard Kendrick, Kendry Morales (19), and Chone Figgins (9) during a pitching change after starting pitcher Joe Saunders was pulled from the game in the fourth...
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New York Yankees Johnny Damon (2nd L) hits a two run single off Los Angeles Angels pitcher Joe Saunders (L) in front of Angels catcher Jeff Mathis (R) and umpire Dale Scott (2nd R) during the fourth inning in Game 6 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in New York, October...
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Los Angeles Angels Jeff Mathis (R) slaps hands with teammate Torii Hunter (L) after scoring his team's first run against the New York Yankees during the third inning in Game 6 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in New York, October 25, 2009.
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Bobby Abreu of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim watches his RBI single in the third inning scoring Jeff Mathis against the New York Yankees in Game 6 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in New York, October 25, 2009.
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Los Angeles Angels catcher Jeff Mathis watches as pitcher Joe Saunders (51) walks back to the mound after New York Yankees' Johnny Damon's two-run RBI single during the fourth inning of Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, in New York.
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Los Angeles Angels catcher Jeff Mathis watches as New York Yankees' Johnny Damon hits two-run RBI single during the fourth inning of Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, in New York. Robinson Cano and Nick Swisher scored on the hit.
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New York Yankees' Nick Swisher celebrates as he runs past Los Angeles Angels' Jeff Mathis to score on an two-run RBI single by Johnny Damon during the fourth inning of Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, in New York.
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New York Yankees' Nick Swisher celebrates as he runs past Los Angeles Angels' Jeff Mathis to score on an two-run RBI single by Johnny Damon during the fourth inning of Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, in New York.
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New York Yankees' Jorge Posada, left, stands aside as Los Angeles Angels' Jeff Mathis scores on an RBI single by Bobby Abreu during the third inning of Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series Sunday, Oct. 25, 2009, in New York.
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Los Angeles Angels' Jeff Mathis, left, watches the rain from the Angels' dugout with team coaches in Yankee Stadium before Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series between the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Angels Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009, in New York.
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Los Angeles Angels' Jeff Mathis, right, signs a young spectator's ball before Game 6 of the American League Championship baseball series between the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Angels Saturday, Oct. 24, 2009, in New York. Rain threatened to postpone the game.
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Los Angeles Angels Kendry Morales (19) and catcher Jeff Mathis (R) celebrate with teammates after defeating the New York Yankees 7-6 in Game 5 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in Anaheim, California, October 22, 2009.
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New York Yankees Nick Swisher (L) reacts as Los Angeles Angles catcher Jeff Mathis reacts to Swisher hitting a pop fly with the bases loaded to end Game 5 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in Anaheim, California October 22, 2009.
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New York Yankees batter Nick Swisher (R) pops out to end the game in the ninth inning against the Los Angeles Angels in Game 5 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in Anaheim, California, October 22, 2009. Angels' catcher Jeff Mathis is at left.
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Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher John Lackey (R) is pulled from the game by manager Mike Scioscia (C) as catcher Jeff Mathis (L) looks on during the seventh inning of play against the New York Yankees in Game 5 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in Anaheim, California...
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New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter (above) leaps to avoid Los Angeles Angels Jeff Mathis (below) as Mathis and teammate Erick Aybar (not shown) were caught in a second inning double play in Game 5 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in Anaheim, California, October 22,...
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New York Yankees baserunner Hideki Matsui (bottom) slides safely under the throw which Los Angeles Angels catcher Jeff Mathis (top) bobbles in the seventh inning off a triple by the Yankees Robinson Cano in Game 5 of their Major League Baseball ALCS playoff series in Anaheim, California...
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Los Angeles Angels catcher Jeff Mathis (L) confers with pitcher Brian Fuentes before facing New York Yankees batter Robinson Cano in the ninth inning of their MLB American League baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York, May 1, 2009.
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