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NEW YORK(AP) Ian Kinsler homered twice, the Texas bullpen pitched shutout ball and the Rangers became the first visitors to win a series at Yankee Stadium since mid-June, beating New York 7-2 Thursday.
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August 27, 2009
Ian Kinsler winds up with two home runs as the Rangers defeat the Yankees 7-2. They come into New York and take two out of three from the American League leading Yankees, and now hope the White Sox can help them a bit in the wild card race. Kinsler’s two home runs push [...]
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August 27, 2009
NEW YORK(AP) Ian Kinsler homered twice, the Texas bullpen pitched shutout ball and the Rangers became the first visitors to win a series at Yankee Stadium since mid-June, beating New York 7-2 Thursday.
Via CBSSports.com
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August 27, 2009
Ian Kinsler homered twice, the Texas bullpen pitched shutout ball and the Rangers became the first visitors to win a series at Yankee Stadium since mid-June, beating New York 7-2 Thursday.
Via ESPN
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August 27, 2009
Ian Kinsler homered twice, the Texas bullpen pitched shutout ball and the Rangers became the first visitors to win a series at Yankee Stadium since mid-June, beating New York 7-2.
Via MSNBC
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August 27, 2009
Ian Kinsler homered twice, the Texas bullpen pitched shutout ball and the Rangers became the first visitors to win a series at Yankee Stadium since mid-June, beating New York 7-2 Thursday.
Via Arizona Diamondbacks
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August 28, 2009
NEW YORK — Ian Kinsler and Chris Davis launched the loudest shots of the afternoon. The way Jason Grilli and his bullpen pals kept things quiet, that tilted the game in Texas' favor.
Via Miami Herald
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August 27, 2009
Ian Kinsler homered twice, the Texas bullpen pitched shutout ball and the Rangers became the first visitors to win a series at Yankee Stadium since mid-June, beating New York 7-2 Thursday.
Via New York Yankees - New York Post
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August 27, 2009
Ian Kinsler homered twice, the Texas bullpen pitched shutout ball, and the Rangers became the first visitors to win a series at the Stadium since mid-June, beating the Yankees 7-2 Thursday. Chris Davis also had a three-run homer for Texas, which...
Via dallasnews.com
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August 27, 2009
Yankees right-hander A.J. Burnett has allowed only one hit. But two walks preceeded a three-run homer by Ian Kinsler, and suddenly the Rangers lead 3-1 in the bottom of the fourth inning. Kinsler laced the first pitch from Burnett into the left-field seats after a pair of quality at-bats by Josh Hamilton and Nelson Cruz. Each was behind in the count before working two-out walks....
Via Dan Shanoff
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August 28, 2009
I could take or leave the actual way Vick played last night -- number of snaps, where he lined up, any productivity (not that any of us could watch it live). I was looking for one leading indicator:What would the Eagles fans do?And the standing ovation Vick got was the ultimate symbolism of how relatively smoothly -- and incident-free -- his return to the NFL has been.Once the fans...
Via Ranger Fans
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August 28, 2009
You know, after the game was over, I tried to think of some cool way to say how great this win was. I thought and thought, and couldn't come up with something good. All I wanted to say was "Man, that game felt great. The Yankees lost." This felt better than most Ranger wins against the Yankees, too. I can't quantify that, it just "felt" better....
Via New York Yankees - New York Post
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August 28, 2009
Score one for the psyche, but A.J. Burnett's losing streak lives. The right-hander walked the fine line between brilliant and mediocre yesterday, surrendering a three-run home run to Ian Kinsler in the fourth inning, accounting for all the runs...
Via The Sporting Blog
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August 28, 2009
Today's Calls: Mike Vick vs. Eagles fans, Ian Kinsler vs. Nick Green, Matt Barkley vs. Aaron Corp, Byron Leftwich vs. Luke McCown, Roy Williams vs. Brandon Marshall, LLWS vs. NFL Preseason, LSU vs. the SEC West, Lou Piniella vs. Expectations and More.
The Opening Pitch: The Philly fans cheered Mike Vick.
That -- more than how he looked on the field, more than how he was used...
Via Scott Proctor's Arm
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August 27, 2009
A.J. Burnett was cruising well into the fourth inning Thursday afternoon at Yankee Stadium against the Texas Rangers. In fact, he was perfect through 3 2/3 innings. However, after two two-out walks, Burnett gave up a three-run home run to Ian Kinsler. After that, the Rangers were well on their way to a 7-2 victory. It wasn’t all Burnett’s fault. ...
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