After the Phillies finished their victory last night, but before Jason Bay cemented himself in Red Sox-Yankees lore, Christine teased me, "Maybe you'll have a 9th inning comeback, too."
"Yeah, right," I grumbled because I didn't get the feeling that Mariano Rivera was due for one of his Boston implosions.
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Earlier in the day I told my boss, a Red Sox fan, to not get overly excited or dejected because of an early season series. "We're not the Yankees," I said. "Our important games are played in October, not April."
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In the 11th, the Yankees were shut down on a beautiful play by Kevin Youkilis, who nailed the lead runner on a sacrifice bunt attempt. That preserved the double play, which Dustin Pedroia took advantage of to end the inning.
Christine predicted neither would be involved in the winning run ... walk-off homer Youkilis. What a game.
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