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BALTIMORE O RIOLES

Nick Markakis - RF

Alejandro De Aza - LF

Adam Jones - CF

Nelson Cruz - DH

Kelly Johnson - 2B

James Jerry Hardy - SS

Jimmy Paredes - 3B

Ryan Flaherty - 1B

Nick Hundley - C

Ubaldo Jimenez - RHP (5-9, 4.90 ERA)

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NEW YORK YANKEES

Brett Gardner - CF

Derek Jeter - SS

Brian McCann - C

Chase Headley - 3B

Mark Teixeira - 1B

Chris Young - LF

Stephen Drew - 2B

Ichiro Suzuki - RF

Ron Blomberg - DH

Brandon McCarthy - RHP (10-14, 3.93 ERA) *

* (3-10, 5.01 ERA) [ARIZONA D-BACKS] OOO (7-4, 2.54 ERA) [NEW YORK YANKEES]

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