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NYY 2, BOS 3
Yankees win series, 4-3
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By Mark Feinsand / MLB.com
The Yankees continued to have problems with knuckleball pitcher Tim Wakefield as they dropped Monday's Game 4 of the ALCS at Fenway Park. New York starter Mike Mussina surrendered three runs on six hits in 6 2/3 innings and took the loss. The Yankees closed the gap in the top of the ninth when Ruben Sierra hit a pinch-hit solo homer that pulled the Bronx Bombers to within a run. Full story >
 • Frustrated Mussina loses again • Bombers bats unable to Wake up • Nelson pawn in Little game • Game 4 Q&A with Aaron Boone • Notes: Dellucci gets his chance • Yankees fans make nice • Groin not a problem for Wells • ALCS ScoreTracker: Game 4 • Nelson, Garcia focus on game • All-Star infielders' bats still flat   Johnson on missed double playPosada frustrated with lossJeter: Boston had no advantageDellucci on great pitchers' duelSoriano on missed chancesTorre postgame interviewFinal out, Yankees loseSierra's homer in the ninthVaritek drives in a runNixon's solo home runJeter drives in a runWalker's solo homerTorre's pregame remarks |
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By Ian Browne / MLB.com
Todd Walker and Trot Nixon hit solo homers and Jason Varitek drove in what turned out to be the deciding run on a pinch-hit groundout as the Red Sox evened the ALCS at two wins apiece with a Game 4 win on Monday night. Knuckleball pitcher Tim Wakefield baffled New York, allowing one run in seven-plus innings as he picked his second win in the series against the Yankees. Full story >
• A breakout ALCS for Wakefield • Varitek's hustle helps Sox pull even • Walker breaks out, breaks records • 'Pen writing a success story • Nixon comes up big for Boston • Millar: Pitching, defense are key • Contrarians: Nomar vs. Jeter • Red Sox notes: Mirabelli at backstop • Beantown baldies grow in numbers • ALCS Game 4 game balls Timlin credits WakefieldMirabelli: Wakefield dodged bulletNixon knows its now best-of-threeWilliamson says the day off helpedWakefield on the offenseWalker on his home run prowessWakefield's postgame remarksLittle's postgame commentsRed Sox tie ALCSVaritek drives in a runWakefield strikes out the sideNixon's solo homer to centerWalker's solo homer |
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Walker on his postseason power surge: 
