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Friday, September 11, 2009

Orioles (56-83) @ Yankees (91-50), Friday, September 11, 2009, 7:05pm **Game Chatter**

BAL: Christopher S Tillman (21, RHP, 1-3, 4.67 ERA, 6.35 FIP, 0.6 WAR) vs NYY: Andy Pettitte (37, LHP, 13-6, 4.10 ERA, 4.18 FIP, 2.1 WAR)

Lineups
Baltimore Orioles
Brian Roberts, 2B (.283/.349/.454, 2.6 WAR)
Cesar Izturis, SS (.251/.279/.330, 0.4 WAR)
Nick Markakis, RF (.305/.355/.473, 2.2 WAR)
Nolan Reimold, LF (.274/.362/.459, 1.4 WAR)
Melvin Mora, 3B (.261/.319/.353, -0.3 WAR)
Luke Scott, 1B (.255/.342/.478, 0.6 WAR)
Matt Wieters, DH (.272/.319/.377, 0.1 WAR)
Felix Pie, CF (.267/.332/.443, 0.4 WAR)
Chad Moeller, C (.264/.316/.472, 0.0 WAR)
Total,  (.274/.336/.429, 7.4 WAR)

New York Yankees
Derek Jeter, SS (.330/.396/.470, 5.0 WAR)
Nick Swisher, RF (.254/.375/.503, 2.9 WAR)
Mark Teixeira, 1B (.280/.377/.545, 4.2 WAR)
Alex Rodriguez, 3B (.283/.408/.512, 3.2 WAR)
Hideki Matsui, DH (.271/.363/.504, 1.5 WAR)
Jorge Posada, C (.285/.361/.538, 2.1 WAR)
Robinson Cano, 2B (.314/.346/.516, 2.4 WAR)
Melky Cabrera, LF (.279/.335/.426, 1.3 WAR)
Brett Gardner, CF (.266/.336/.386, 1.1 WAR)
Total,  (.288/.369/.495, 23.7 WAR)

Yanks get their first look at highly-touted Chris Tillman if Mother Nature cooperates.  The Yankees haven’t called the game despite a torrential downpour because open gates plus people waiting for a game that may or may not start while eating hot dogs and drinking beer is good for business.

This game, if played, is important.  I can’t tell you exactly why right now, but trust me on this.  If it’s rained out, then it will have turned that it actually wasn’t important.

Go Yankees.

--Posted at 4:48 pm by SG / 142 Comments | - (194)


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