Heroes, zeros from Subway Series finale: Ben Rice’s long ball all the Yankees needed
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Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Yankees’ 2-0 win over the Mets on Sunday in the Subway Series in The Bronx: Hero In a series in which both teams threw six starting pitchers who ranged from interesting to high-octane, Cam Schlittler was easily the…
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Heroes, zeros and the inside pitch from the Yankees’ 2-0 win over the Mets on Sunday in the Subway Series in The Bronx: Hero In a series in which both teams threw six starting pitchers who ranged from interesting to high-octane, Cam Schlittler was easily the…
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