2. AJ was the tough-luck loser, having pitched his best game all season. That's a ray of hope to Yankee fans. If AJ is back to the way he was in 2009, he's going to win his share of ballgames.
3. Some nights, a pitcher has everything going for him, and that was the case with Philip Humber. Everything was going right for him.
4. That was a big run in the ninth scored by Chicago to make it a 2-run ballgame, and it started with a little pop fly that should have been caught. It's the little things that win and lose ballgames.
5. Of course, the name of the game is simple: Pitching, pitching and pitching.
6. Tomorrow, the White Sox won't have Philip Humber out there, and it will be an entirely different game. The score could be 20-19. Who knows? Isn't that amazing? You can't say what's going to happen. Anybody tells you they can predict baseball, they're wrong.
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Beware the ides of May for AJ.
Maybe the Yankees will decide to play this game while awake, instead of sleep-walking through it like they did last night. That Humble dude had nothing.
Baseball is not like any other sport.
I heard you can take all those stats and throw 'em in the East River!
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