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The bull pen hasn't been used much, but it's been stellar.
Rivera, somehow, upped his game in October. Now Rafael Soriano has to do the same.
We begin our series previewing the Yankees' 2012 season.
What a strange end to the season.
Okay, that’s not entirely accurate: It’s not that they didn’t want to play this game at all. They just wanted to play it the last time they were in Baltimore.
How long they'll be without their set-up man matters, though.
Last night, he allowed an eighth-inning Paul Konerko home run that turned a 2–1 Yankees lead into a 3–2 Yankees deficit.
A hiccup in the eighth inning, and the first two bullpen-related mini-controversies of the regular season.
The Yankee U makes a pretty compelling case that they did.
"In any job you better be prepared for every decision to not go your way."
"I will not lose our No. 1 draft pick," said the GM a week ago.