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TIGERS

Action Jackson– CF

Magglio Ordonez – RF

Delmon Young – LF

Miguel Cabrera – 1B

Victor Martinez – DH

Alex Avila – C

Ryan Raburn – 2B

Jhonny Peralta – SS

Brandon Inge – C

Justin Verlander – RHP (24-5, 2.40 ERA)

YANKEES

Derek Jeter – SS

Curtis Granderson – CF

Robinson Cano – 2B

Alex Rodriguez – 3B

Mark Teixeira – 1B

Nick Swisher – RF

Jorge Posada – DH

Russell Martin – C

Brett Gardner – LF

C.C. Sabathia – LHP (19-8, 3.00 ERA)

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Two observations:

1) I know it's pouring. Still, it's pathetic that fans are running away to the concourse for shelter.

2)Why is everyone so happy in this after the Young HR?

I think that this needs its own thread. ;) What a bunch of clueless clods.

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So, who does this rainout hurt more?

Verlander and CC are screwed for at least a few days you would think.

Why even start the game?

I think it hurts the Yanks more. They have Nova/Garcia going, and are apparently considering having CC start game 3 on 3 days rest so that he'd be available on short rest for game 5 also (as opposed to having to go to Burnette).

I'm with you, the forecast was awful all day, why even go there?

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So, who does this rainout hurt more?

Verlander and CC are screwed for at least a few days you would think.

Why even start the game?

According to Rosenthal, Verlander only pitches one game this series...CC wants to go on Sunday, so he could pitch twice in the series if it goes 5 days.

A lot of rain tomorrow as well...could end up raining out tomorrow as well.

Game is actually suspended, so they will pick it up where they left off.

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According to Rosenthal, Verlander only pitches one game this series...CC wants to go on Sunday, so he could pitch twice in the series if it goes 5 days.

A lot of rain tomorrow as well...could end up raining out tomorrow as well.

Game is actually suspended, so they will pick it up where they left off.

CC would be pitching on short rest both games if this is how it plays out. Not a good thing for the Yankees.

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