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The last minutes before they won…
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Our Justin White acknowledges the best revelers from the Tigers’ division-clinching celebration earlier this month.
Mariners 3 @ Rangers 4, F — Ichiro Suzuki goes 3-for-4 as the Mariners fall to the Rangers. A fractured finger kept Michael Young out of the Texas Rangers’ starting lineup. By the eighth inning, however, the All-Star shortstop felt well enough to deliver the go-ahead run with a pinch-hit sacrifice fly. Josh Hamilton hit
Mariners 8 @ Tigers 12, F — Ichiro Suzuki goes 3-for-4 with a stolen base
Red Sox 6 @ Tigers 3, F — Daisuke Matsuzaka allows only two hits and one run in five innings during this win
Mariners 14 @ Tigers 7, F — Ichiro Suzuki goes 3-for-4 with an RBI in this Mariners victory
Yankees 7 @ Tigers 2, F — Hideki Matsui goes 3-for-5 with 2 RBI against the Tigers
8/24/07: Mariners 4 @ Rangers 2, F — Felix Hernandez was sharp out of the gate, allowing just one hit over the first four innings en route to his 10th win of the season. Jose Guillen got the Mariners on the board in the first inning with a solo shot, his 19th of the year,
Tigers 8 @ Yankees 5, F — The Yankees may have suffered a lost, but Hideki Matsui played a good game going 3-for-5 with 2 RBI
Houston Astros 3 at St. Louis Cardinals 5, F — Future Cy Young Award winner Chris Carpenter bested Andy Pettitte in the Series opener, when he allowed only two runs in eight innings, while the Cardinal offense scored five runs off losing pitcher Andy Pettitte
Atlanta Braves 0 at Arizona Diamondbacks 2, F — Cy Young Award winners Randy Johnson and Greg Maddux faced off in the Series opener at Bank One Ballpark. Though Maddux would only give up two runs in seven innings, he would be outdone by Johnson, who pitched a complete game shut-out with eleven strikeouts.
New York Yankees 1 at Boston Red Sox 13, F — The highly anticipated match-up between Roger Clemens and Pedro Martinez ended in disappointment for the Yankees as Clemens lasted only two innings after giving up four runs, while Martinez allowed only two hits in seven innings pitched. The Yankee bullpen didn’t help much, allowing
San Diego Padres 2 at Atlanta Braves 0, F — San Diego’s “Brave Killer” Kevin Brown pitched a complete game shut-out against Atlanta, allowing only three hits with eleven strikeouts to lead the Padres to a 2-0 Series lead.
Cleveland Indians 3 at Boston Red Sox 10, F — Boston’s 20-game winner, Josh Beckett bested future Cy Young Award winner CC Sabathia in the series opener when Beckett allowed only two runs, while Sabathia allowed eight in the 10-3 victory for the Red Sox.
Toronto Blue Jays 2 at Oakland Athletics 6, F — Athletics pitcher Dave Stewart was stellar in Game 5 of the 1992 ALCS, allowing only two runs in a complete game victory over the Blue Jays
Oakland Athletics 9 at Boston Red Sox 1, F — A pitchers duel opened the first game of the ALCS between Oakland and Boston, as 2-time Cy Young Award winner, Roger Clemens faced 20-game winner Dave Stewart. Clemens kept Oakland scoreless for six innings, but Oakland managed to break through against the bullpen, scoring one
Montreal Expos 2 at Los Angeles Dodgers 0, F — Expos pitcher Dennis Martinez becomes the first Latin American pitcher to throw a perfect game when he blanks the Dodgers during a day game at Dodger Stadium