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The Yankees still lead 5-1 in the bottom of the sixth as Torii Hunter walks and Vlad Guerrero singles to start the inning. The Angels have men on first and second with no one out.
Update: Juan Rivera grounds into a double play. Posada leaves the plate thinking there are three outs, and Alex [...]
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