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It was only dugout chatter. But if Scott Kazmir had had to throw a more pitches, Evan Longoria told his teammates, he could have replaced him in the All-Star Game.
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It was tense, exciting and long, but the final scenes from the All-Star Game proved to be as predictable as ever.
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The AL stole a record six bases in an All-Star game that stretched far into the night, finally beating the National League on a sacrifice fly in the 15th inning.
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For Yankees fans, Red Sox pitcher Jonathan Papelbon became an obvious villain in Tuesday’s All Star Game.
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With a healthy demand for tickets during this year’s All-Star weekend, even the scalpers were running low Tuesday evening.
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Josh Hamilton on Monday joined a club of players who have almost achieved one of the few marks in baseball that still seems insurmountable: hitting a ball out of Yankee Stadium.
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The Yankees’ principal owner wept as he was driven across the outfield warning track and onto the field. He received a prolonged ovation.
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Willie Randolph is expected to watch the All Star Game Tuesday as a guest of the Steinbrenner family, providing a bit of local intrigue for an evening that will be filled with history and emotion.
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There will be 64 All-Stars assembled at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday, but the venue itself will be studied as intently as any of the players.
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As players were beseeched to eulogize Yankee Stadium as it hosts its last All-Star Game, some were willing to discuss what they would not miss about the old ballpark.
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