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Russell Branyan just hit a home run off the batter’s eye restaurant at Yankee Stadium. He’d the first player to hit the glass that serves as the batter’s background. The Mariners lead 8-4 in the top of the ninth.
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The Yankees did not play a particularly horrid game--certainly not their worst of the season--but their ace did struggle on the mound.Meanwhile the Seattle Mariners were finally able to mount an offense (if you get a chance to see Russell Branyan hit the restaurant--yes, the restaurant--do it), and got the same pitching they've had all season that's actually among the best...
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Franklin Gutierrez and Russell Branyan homered, leading the Seattle Mariners past CC Sabathia and the Yankees 8-4 on Thursday night to snap New York's seven-game winning streak.
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Franklin Gutierrez and Russell Branyan homered, leading the Seattle Mariners past CC Sabathia and the Yankees 8-4 on Thursday night to snap New York’s seven-game winning streak.
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Franklin Gutierrez and Russell Branyan homered, leading the Seattle Mariners past CC Sabathia and the Yankees 8-4 on Thursday night to snap New York's seven-game winning streak.
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The stands were already emptying out at the new Yankee Stadium by the time David Aardsma began working the ninth. And for good reason, given the scoreboard, though things got a little nervy after the first two hitters notched singles in the ninth and Hideki Matsui ran the count full before popping out on Aardsma's 22nd pitch of the inning.
But he muddled through.
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