An AL East matchup week
This is one of those weeks during the season when four of the five AL East teams are matched up against each other, with the Red Sox pummelling the D-Rays while the Yankees pulled even in their series with the Blue Jays.
To recap, the Sox beat the Devil Rays Tuesday night to help the lackluster Yankees remain within a half-game of the Devil Rays, keeping them poised for their big move OUT OF LAST PLACE Wednesday night and into a tie with the Blue Jay, both playing .500 ball with 7-7 records.
In the meantime, the Orioles have split their series at home against Cleveland, and they maintain sole possession of 2nd place, a full game ahead of Toronto and New York. Baltimore boasts FIVE everyday players currently batting over .300 (three with OBPs over .400!), with the leader being their CATCHER Ramón Hernández.
To recap, the Sox beat the Devil Rays Tuesday night to help the lackluster Yankees remain within a half-game of the Devil Rays, keeping them poised for their big move OUT OF LAST PLACE Wednesday night and into a tie with the Blue Jay, both playing .500 ball with 7-7 records.
In the meantime, the Orioles have split their series at home against Cleveland, and they maintain sole possession of 2nd place, a full game ahead of Toronto and New York. Baltimore boasts FIVE everyday players currently batting over .300 (three with OBPs over .400!), with the leader being their CATCHER Ramón Hernández.
posted by David Welch at 4/20/2006 05:13:00 AM
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