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Presents statistics of Game 3 of the National League baseball playoffs between the New York Yankees and the Minnesota Twins on October 8, 2004.

Analyzes the significance of the recovery of New York Yankee pitcher Kevin Brown since he injured his hand when he punched the clubhouse wall on September 3, 2004. Remorse felt by Brown after the incident; Foolishness of Brown's mistake; Victory of Brown in Game 3 of the their playoff series against the Minnesota Twins.

Reports on the views of New York Yankee baseball player Javier Vazquez when he was made the starting pitcher for Game 4 of their playoff series against the Minnesota Twins in October 2004 by team manager, Joe Torre. Starter role of Vazquez due to the injury of main pitcher Orlando Hernandez; Potential of Vazquez as seen by Torre.

Focuses on the contingency plans of the New York Yankees baseball team when their games against the Boston Red Sox are rained out in New York City.

Reports on the game in New York City between Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees baseball teams for the American Eagle East championship. Hosting of political conventions by New York City and Boston, Massachusetts; Rivalry between the two cities.

Reports on Seattle Mariners' victory over New York Yankees. Score of the game; Performance of players; Performance of players; Yankees' post-season plans; Analysis of the game.

Reports on the victory of Seattle Mariners over New York Yankees. Score of the game; Performance of players.

Reports that the New York Yankees' loss to the Boston Red Sox on July 25, 2004 was the most-viewed Sunday night baseball game in ESPN network's history and the network's fifth-highest-rated major league game. Number of households who watched the telecast.

Comments on the baseball game won by the New York Yankees against the Boston Red Sox in New York City on July 1, 2004. Highlights of the game; Description of the plays during the last two innings; Names of the players from both teams who dominated the game.

Reports on the key roles played by veteran left-handed pitchers Tom Glavine and Al Leiter in keeping the New York Mets in the playoffs of the National League baseball tournament. Change in the starting rotation implemented by the club's officials to ensure that Glavine and Leiter miss the series with the New York Yankees and pitch instead against the Philadelphia Phillies and the Florida Marlins.

Presents a perspective on the three-game series between the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees baseball teams that begins June 29, 2004. Perennial lead of the Yankees over the Red Sox despite the latter's six-game win out of seven over the former in April 2004; E-mail from a Red Sox fan citing the return of players Nomar Garciaparra and Trot Nixon; Players on the disabled list.

Reports the game between baseball teams New York Yankees and New York Mets in New York City. Top performing players; Score; Details of the game.

The article reports on the performance of New York Yankees baseball player Derek Jeter during the team's match with the Kansas City Royals in New York City on July 11, 2013. It says that Jeter received a standing ovation after he beat out an infield single in his first at-bat and scored a run as his team defeated the Royals. It notes that he waited for more than eight months before he played again due to an ankle injury.

The article considers the return of New York City as a destination of Major League Baseball (MLB) tournaments with the significant number of fans of the New York Mets and New York Yankees baseball teams and the growing viewership of the sport.

This article suggests that the New York Yankees baseball team won't even make a wild card slot in the playoffs series at the end of the season. The Yankees are struggling half way through the season with a 39-42 record and they would have to win most of their last games to place. The author contends the team just isn't good enough this year to stay defeat.

The author reports that the postponement of Game 1 of the National League Championships Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and the New York Mets gave Major League Baseball a chance to respond decisively to a rainout. Game 2 of the Detroit Tigers-New York Yankees division series was postponed with fans waiting interminably at the field.

The article reports on a baseball All-Star Game game between the New York Mets and the Florida Marlins, which the Mets won 7-6. Mets player David Wright hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning. With the Mets trailing, Wright delivered the timely hit at Shea Stadium, New York City, placing the team 12 games ahead of Philadelphia in the National League East. Some suggest that Wright deserves consideration for the Most Valuable Player Award. Wright discusses his performance in the game.

The article reports that the New York Mets have spent $92 million to acquire two players who they hope will take them to the playoffs for the first time since their 2000 World Series loss. Florida Marlin Carlos Delgado and Philadelphia Phillies Billy Wagner will both become Mets, helping to strengthen the team's offense and defense.

Reports that New York Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman's contract expires on October 31, 2005. Report that Yankees manager Joe Torre does not know if Cashman will stay with the team; Focus of Cashman on getting the Yankees into the playoffs and the World Series; Lack of contract extension discussions between Cashman and Yankees principal owner George Steinbrenner.

Reports on the acquisition of Alex Rodriguez by the New York Yankees baseball team. Comment of Rodriguez regarding his transfer to the Yankees; Decision of Rodriguez to play third base for the Yankees.

The article reports that players of the baseball team New York Yankees are worried as they were defeated by their rival team Toronto Blue Jays in May 2003 in New York City. They also lost the opening game of a three-game set to the baseball team Boston Red Sox on Memorial Day in New York City. Baseball is a sport of patience, symbolized by an organizational structure unlike any other in sport. The Yankees are still expected to win the American League East. The Yankees, in particular owner George Steinbrenner, are not obsessed with attaining the best record in baseball history or winning the American League East by 20 games. They want to win the World Series.

Reports the performance of baseball player Barry Bonds of San Francisco Giants at a tournament in New York City. Return of the Giants to the Bronx for the first time in 40 years for a three-game set; Comment of team manager Dusty Baker on the team; Dream of Bonds for the team to become the champion.

Reports on the role of David Justice in the New York Yankees baseball team's victory in a home game against the Oakland Athletics in August 2000. Home runs accomplished by Justice and Bernie Williams; Performance of other players; Player acquisitions made by the Yankees; Playoff implications of the game against the Athletics.

A review is offered for the Motor City Bar, located at the lower East side of Manhattan, New York City.

The article offers information on the performance of the San Francisco Giants against the Detroit Tigers during the World Series in New York City. According to commissioner David Stern, Giants lead by two points against Tigers. Sports journalist Ken Rosenthal states that the performance of Giants is a manifestation that the team is doing things right.

The ball left Jason Bay's bat, and for a moment, it looked as if the Mets would benefit from the new smaller dimensions at Citi Field on Thursday. Instead, Bay did what he has done many times in the past two seasons: he failed to clear the wall, no matter the distance. What could have been a three-run homer for Bay in the sixth inning cast a spotlight on the Mets' decision to bring in the outfield fences, which was perhaps their most consequential move in an off-season of low-cost, low-impact signings. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

I'VE been a baseball fanatic most of my life. When I was a child I knew the starting lineup of every team in both leagues. Statistics slipped through my lips as easily as lies would through a politician's. Those were simpler times, of course. While opening day still excites me, nowadays sabermetric terms beyond my ken like WHIP and Pecota have supplanted the simpler E.R.A. and R.B.I. as meaningful discussion points. Rather than debase myself arguing with teenage stat wizards, I've shifted my concern to other important baseball-related issues, like beer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

When nothing happens, there is no better analyst to say pretty much nothing more eloquently than the tight-lipped Captain. ''I don't know what to tell you,'' Derek Jeter said late Friday night at Yankee Stadium, with his familiar accompaniment of sardonic laughter. ''It's still Game 1. We'll see what happens.'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]