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Today in The Journal News

Peter Abraham
May
3

Baby it was cold outside but Chien-Ming Wang stayed hot as the Yankees snapped their losing streak.

Jorge Posada will be out for 5 or 6 weeks as his shoulder mends. This notebook also has updates on Ian Kennedy and Phil Hughes.

Mets and Yankees fans are finding it tough to park. Ken Valenti has that story.

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Yanks-Mariners this afternoon. Check back later for the lineup.

This entry was posted on Saturday, May 3rd, 2008 at 9:37 am by Peter Abraham.
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4 Responses to “Today in The Journal News”

  1. Micky#7

    When will CMW get the Ace designation? Ever since he started using a slider, split, or change with his sinker he has been great. What else dose he have to do? I know…20 wins! 27/08.

  2. Fredo Corleone

    He’s got to make splash in the postseason. We already know he can author an outstanding regular season. Postseason? 4 starts and he was good once. An Arod among pitchers you might say.

  3. BBFan

    “When will CMW get the Ace designation?”

    By who?

    He is already the ace.
    Girardi treats him like that.
    He was the opening day starter.
    He is stoppoer of losing streaks like yesterday.

  4. matrules

    Trade Wang to Mariners if Yanks don’t like him. The only way for M’s to stop losing streak against Wang is to sign him back…

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