They will sweep games 3 & 4.
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Who do the yanks play next?
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Wow, bold call, so you're saying I should get my World Series Tickets in order now? :-)

I'll say this:

Aura and Mystique made it across the street to the new ballpark :-)
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They still need to win 2 more against the Angels. Then they play the Dodgers or Phillies.
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Should have thrown it to first. :-)
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Dodgers !!!!
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I am surprised he did not go for the guaranteed out.
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I dunno, Kazmir always gives us fits :-)
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Positive thoughts. :-)
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:-) Dodgers!!! Would love to see a Freeway Series though.
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That's what I wanted too :-)
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I give the Angels one win and say Yankees in five :-)

But I won't complain if/when they sweep :-)
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What a freaking game.
Drove me nuts.
Over thirty men on base left by both teams.
Both bullpens did a great job for them to keep them in the game.
An error decides it but hey, that is the part of the game.
Just glad in a way the call at second was not a game deciding issue. Clearly not an out. Clearly foot off the bag.
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Great game, kept me up late.

This is the best Yankees team I can remember watching since the 70's and they aren't going away any time soon.

I wouldn't be surprised to see them buzz through this postseason without a loss.

That play at second was a call that normally would have been an out and I'm glad it didn't play a role in the outcome as well. It woulda sucked for the Angels and Red Sox fans to cry for an asterik next to the upcoming ALCS win for the Yankees.

Very fun to watch this after missing last year but, boy, would this be even more satisfying if the Yankees were crushing the Red Sox on their way to the World Series.
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I have seen a few time this year that the umps did not give the 'neighborhood out' call at second. From the reviews I saw his foot never touched the bag. I was still surprised to see it be called safe.
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Problem is it wasn't even in the "neighborhood". Neither of his feet was even close.
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Stadium open to fans for Game 3
Public invited into Great Hall with Yankees in Anaheim

Yankee Stadium won't be the site of Game 3 of the American League Championship Series on Monday. But that doesn't mean it will be empty.

The Yankees announced on Sunday that they will open the Stadium Field Level and Great Hall to the public to watch the Yankees face the Angels in Anaheim as New York tries to take a commanding 3-0 lead in the ALCS.

"We wanted to provide a place for our fans to come together to cheer for our team, even if the game itself is taking place across the country," Yankees managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner said in a news release. "This is a way of saying 'Thank you' for their continued support."

Turnstiles between Gates 4 and 6 will open at 3:30 p.m. ET for the 4:13 p.m. game -- broadcast on FOX -- and fans can watch it in the Great Hall or in the open sections of the Field Level. Food and concession stands, as well as NYY Steak and Hard Rock Café, will be open and available to fans.

The decision to open the stadium was made after consultation with Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr.

"I thank the New York Yankees for opening their amazing new stadium to the community, and I hope that people from all over the city will come out to cheer for the Yankees and share in what's sure to be a great night right here in the Bronx," Diaz Jr. said in the release.


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A little of 7 hours to go and the heart is already beating a tad faster.
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Trying REAL hard to get everything done I need to so I can "shut it all down" this afternoon :-)
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Your the boss, you can shut down whenever you want. :-)
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