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If the Yanks make it to the ALCS, Chad Gaudin would be the Game 4 starter as opposed the Joba. Although no plans have been set in stone (and won’t be until the team wins the ALDS), team officials said Joba would stay in the ‘pen with Gaudin getting the start.
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From Joel Sherman:Should the Yankees advance to the ALCS, they are leaning heavily toward using Chad Gaudin rather than Joba Chamberlain as the Game 4 starter, The Post has learned.The Yankees would not finalize plans unless they beat Minnesota. But in informal planning sessions there is a growing consensus to keep Chamberlain in the pen throughout the playoffs.Sherman also says...
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October 08, 2009
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Via Sports Pickle
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What. A. Game. That was freaking amazing. I don't care what anybody thinks. Nothing compares to postseason baseball. Nothing. Tonight's game was a nail-biter. I was literally on the edge of my seat for the last few innings. My heart is still racing. Wow. I'm still in disbelief. The Twins have the bases loaded with no outs and don't score. Mark Teixeira...
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Via NY Daily News
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Yanks at Twins Game 1
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