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Bombers take day off after winning ALCSBad news for the San Diego Padres: The New York Yankees will be well-rested when the World Series gets under way Saturday night at Yankee Stadium. "Hopefully," says Yankees pitcher and resident free spirit David Wells, "we can wrap it up in four."FULL STORY | ||
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Indians still waiting for World Series triumph Fifty years and counting. The Cleveland Indians had hoped this would be the year their World Series title drought would end. But the wait continues in Cleveland for the Indians and their long-suffering fans. FULL STORY | |
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Yanks knock off Tribe 9-5, head to World Series The 1998 New York Yankees took another step toward establishing themselves as one of baseball's greatest teams by defeating the Cleveland Indians 9-5 Tuesday night to win their 35th American League pennant.   FULL STORY | |
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ALCS ratings highest since before strike NBC's coverage of the ALCS between Cleveland and New York was the highest for any league championship series since before the baseball strike. FULL STORY | |
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Free spirit Wells tabbed as ALCS MVP In the buttoned-down world of the New York Yankees -- no facial hair, no names on the backs of the uniforms -- portly southpaw David Wells is a baseball rebel. And by the way, the Most Valuable Player of the ALCS is a pretty good pitcher, too. FULL STORY | |
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Yankees' bats wake up at last For two weeks, the New York Yankees finessed their way through the American League playoffs, winning games with a minimum of help from their hitters. On Tuesday night, the bats finally showed up. FULL STORY | |
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Sloppy fielding dooms Indians The ball slipped out of Omar Vizquel's hand, and another season slipped away for the Cleveland Indians. FULL STORY | |
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Thome's grand slam lone bright spot for Indians Jim Thome quieted Yankee Stadium like it hadn't been silenced all year. Thome's grand slam into the upper deck capped Cleveland's five-run fifth inning off David Cone in Game 6 of the ALCS Tuesday night and seemed to suck the air right out of the storied Bronx ballpark. FULL STORY | |
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Yankee fans welcome Indians with Bronx cheers Yankees fans had a message for their counterparts in Cleveland on Tuesday night: Hey, don't talk about a guy's dead mom. FULL STORY | |
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