Sunday, June 16, 2013
Yankees over Anaheim 6-5 in 5 run 9th
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6/16/13, "New York Yankees catcher Chris Stewart, left, gestures after Los Angeles Angels' Albert Pujols, right, struck out with the bases loaded to end a baseball game in Anaheim, Calif.," final 6-5 Yankees, ap
6/16/13, Rivera in the 9th v Anaheim, final 6-5 Yankees, LA Times, Gauthier
6/16/13, Rivera v Angels, Reuters
6/16/13, Rivera v Angels, AP
6/16/13, "Big Lead Evaporates, but Yankees and Rivera Win Duel," NY Times, David Waldstein
6/16/13, "New York Yankees catcher Chris Stewart, left, gestures after Los Angeles Angels' Albert Pujols, right, struck out with the bases loaded to end a baseball game in Anaheim, Calif.," final 6-5 Yankees, ap
6/16/13, Rivera in the 9th v Anaheim, final 6-5 Yankees, LA Times, Gauthier
6/16/13, Rivera v Angels, Reuters
6/16/13, Rivera v Angels, AP
6/16/13, "Big Lead Evaporates, but Yankees and Rivera Win Duel," NY Times, David Waldstein
"Suspecting Pujols was looking for his signature cut fastball, Rivera
instead threw him all two-seam fastballs, or sinkers, which dive in the
opposite direction as his cutter. Pujols took the first pitch for a
called strike, fouled off the second, and then went down as he tried to
check his swing on a pitch up and in.
After Rivera had saved the inning, the game and the trip, he was typically modest.
“That’s why baseball is so special and unique,” he said. “Just when you
think you’ve figured it out, something always happens.”"
6/16/13, Rivera and Chris Stewart after Angels win, getty
6/16/13, Rivera and Chris Stewart after Angels win, getty