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Friday, August 7, 2009

RedSox (62-45) @ Yankees (66-42), Friday, August 7, 7:05pm **Game Chatter**

BOS: Josh Beckett (29, RHP, 13-4, 3.27 ERA, 3.13 FIP, 3.7 WAR) vs NYY: A.J. Burnett (32, RHP, 10-5, 3.89 ERA, 4.57 FIP, 2.4 WAR)

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Boston Red Sox
TBA

New York Yankees
TBA

I had to post this before lineups were available because I’m heading out, but using both teams’ standard lineups the Yankees’ probability of winning tonight is: 53.3%

Winning baseball games is important, but playing the game the right way is even more important.  No one excels at that like Josh Beckett.  If the Yankees can somehow beat him, they’ll not only get a win, but they’ll have done it by playing the game the right way.  That sets an example for the children, who are our future.  Teach them well and let them lead the way.  Because of that, this game is really important.  It’s more than just a game, it will shape the future.

Go Yankees.

--Posted at 4:45 pm by SG / 505 Comments | - (327)


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