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As the Angels prepared to celebrate their fourth A.L. West crown in five seasons after their victory Wednesday, the Yankees trudged home for an awkward 10-game sendoff to proud old Yankee Stadium.
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The Yankees’ season has become a theater of the hopeless. So it was in the sixth inning, when the fourth-place Yankees brawled with the Los Angeles Angels.
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As he prepares for his start at the against the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday, Mike Mussina is 15-7 with a 3.27 earned run average.
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The Yankees sent Ian Kennedy back to Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Sunday and told him not to worry about winning.
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With the game tied at the brink of a three-game sweep by the team with the best record in baseball, the Yankees, could not pile on when they needed to.
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The Yankees are stuck in third place in the American League East and the wild-card race, miles behind the Angels, who are charging toward their best season ever.
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Ian Kennedy allowed nine hits and five runs, and the Yankees fell to 63-53, six and a half games behind the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League East.
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Mike Mussina retired 16 straight batters, gave up two hits and one earned run for his 14th victory of the season.
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More than three months after he suffered a rare foot ailment, Brian Bruney was activated from the 60-day disabled list Friday.
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After an eight-inning deadlock, a single by Vladimir Guerrero and a base hit by Torii Hunter scored Reggie Willits for the only run of the game.
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The Angels beat the Yankees, getting three-run homers from Torii Hunter, Juan Rivera and Vladimir Guerrero and improving their major league-best record to 68-40.
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The Yankees face the Los Angeles Angels and Mark Texieira, their newly signed first baseman, starting Thursday, in the first of 10 remaining games.
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