It's still scoreless after two innings. The Yankees had the bases loaded in the second, but Melky Cabrera struck out to end the inning. The Mets had two on and nobody out in the first, but Roger Clemens allowed only a fielder's choice the rest of the inning and they did not score.
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The Yankees, and their fans, are so pathetic.
That was just awful by Matsui. How can you get doubled off second on a flyball to left. We are stranding too many runners on base.
We have to many sub-like players that we are trying to make everyday players. This can carry use for only so long. Not for the rest of the season. We need to make a move or two now.