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Ervin Santana comes on to pitch the 11th inning. Mariano Rivera is due to bat third in the inning, who walked and drove in a run this year. Francisco Cervelli pinch hits, however, with two out.
Update: Cevelli strikes out. A very easy inning for Santana.
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