NEW YORK -- Ivan Nova thought discovering he was tipping pitches in his start
against Boston last week made the difference.
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simply attributed this outing to better control. No matter the reason, Novas
stellar September start kept the New York Yankees in the AL wild-card chase. The
right-hander pitched a six-hitter for his second career shutout, Eduardo Nunez
hit a two-run homer and the Yankees beat the San Francisco Giants 6-0 Saturday.
"We need to win games, and its no time to pitch the way that I pitched the time
before," Nova said. Nova watched video between starts with pitching coach Larry
Rothschild after giving up five runs -- four earned -- against the Red Sox. Nova
thought he saw himself giving away some pitches, so he adjusted the way he held
his glove, and he also worked on better curveball command. The adjustments made
for a 108-pitch gem. A day before New York honours retiring closer Mariano
Rivera in a pregame ceremony, Nova (9-5) gave the Yankees bullpen a rest with
his third complete game, all this year. He struck out seven and walked one in
winning for the first time in four starts following poor efforts against AL East
rivals Boston and Baltimore. "I think he has a lot more confidence in his
stuff," Girardi said. Brendan Ryan made several impressive plays at shortstop,
Alfonso Soriano connected for the second straight day and Robinson Cano had an
RBI single in a three-run third against Ryan Vogelsong (3-6), helping New York
win for just the third time in eight games. New York (82-73) remained three
games behind Cleveland (85-70) and 2 1-2 back of Texas (84-70) for the second AL
wild card but moved ahead of Baltimore and Kansas City (both 81-73). The Yankees
have seven games remaining, including three against wild-card leading Tampa Bay
(85-69). "If we played like we played last night and today we feel like we can
win every game," Soriano said. Soriano connected on the first pitch thrown by
reliever Guillermo Moscoso leading off the sixth, giving him 17 homers and 50
RBIs with the Yankees in 52 games. He had 17 homers and 51 RBIs in 93 games for
the Chicago Cubs. The Giants gave the many orange and black-clad fans in
attendance little to cheer. They only had two baserunners reach second -- one
the result of Soriano losing Brandon Belts flyball to left field in the sun for
a double. Belt and Pablo Sandoval each had two hits for the Giants, who never
put two runners on in the same inning. San Francisco lost for the eighth time in
nine interleague road games this season. With a .458 winning percentage (71-84),
the Giants are on track for the third-worst winning percentage for a defending
World Series champion, trailing only the 1998 Florida Marlins (.333) and the
1991 Cincinnati Reds (.457), according to STATS. After Vogelsong retired six
straight to start the game, the bottom three in the Yankees lineup reached
opening the third. Mark Reynolds blooped a single over third base and went to
third on a hit-and-run single by Ryan, who entered with a .197 average. Chris
Stewart walked on four pitches to load the bases for Ichiro Suzuki. "It was
upsetting for me from a mental standpoint. I didnt have a good mental game,"
Vogelsong said. "On the hit and run, I knew they were going to send the runner
there and the cutter away but it ran up a bit. If that ball is where I want it
to be its a groundball." Suzukis sacrifice fly put the Yankees ahead, Alex
Rodriguez drove in another run with a spinning grounder to the left of second
base that shortstop Brandon Crawford gloved with a nifty grab, and Cano tacked
on a run when he sliced a single the opposite way through a huge hole between
shortstop and third base. Nunez connected in the fourth on the first pitch he
saw from Vogelsong for his second homer this season. Vogelsong was lifted after
five innings. He allowed five runs and five hits in losing for the fourth time
in five starts. Sandoval, the Giants third baseman, was lifted for defence
before the start of the bottom of the eighth because his back tightened up. He
is day to day. NOTES: Nova pitched a three-hit shutout against Baltimore on Aug.
31. ... Girardi said that while C Austin Romine (concussion) was cleared to
play, he may not return this season because he still feels dizzy after working
out. ... Giants manager Bruce Bochy visited Monument Park. ... Giants 2B Joaquin
Arias will miss several games with a pulled left hamstring. Arias was injured
Friday night in the seventh inning. ... The Yankees are urging fans to be in
their seats for Sundays game before 12:30 p.m. for the start of the ceremony
honouring Rivera. .... Giants RHP Yusmeiro Petit (4-0) faces LHP Andy Pettitte
(10-10), who will be making his final regular-season start at Yankee Stadium.
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goalkeeper signed a loan deal with the Major League Soccer club on Friday as he
looks to get playing time ahead of this summers World Cup in his home country.
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. To the surprise of many, it isnt the Wolverines but their in-state rivals the
Michigan State Spartans.NEW YORK -- Vancouver Whitecaps forward Camilo Sanvezzo
finished a standout Major League Soccer season by being named the leagues player
of the week for the fourth time this year. The Brazilian scored his first career
hat trick as the Whitecaps finished the season with a 3-0 win over the Colorado
Rapids on Sunday. The tthree goals gave Camilo 22 on the season, and the Golden
Boot as the top goal scorer in the league.
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missing the playoffs, a Whitecap won the player of the week award seven times
this season. Striker Kenny Miller, goaltender Brad Knighton and forward Kekuta
Manneh won the other awards.
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