Yankees

• BOSTON (AP) New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi found little to get excited about after Mark Teixeiras solo homer in the sixth inning. After all, the Yankees still trailed by eight runs. Youre down 9-0 and Tex hits what looks like an innocent home run.
(YAHOO!)
• The Yankees had overcome a nine-run deficit four times in their history, two of them coming against the Red Sox in the 1950s. That figure increased to five on Saturday.
(New York Daily News)
• TRENTON - The worst kept secret in the Yankees organization became official today.
(NJ.com)
• BOSTON - Booed off the field as he made yet another trip to the pitchers mound, Bobby Valentine searched for something encouraging to take out of Bostons fifth consecutive loss.
(Minneapolis Star Tribune)
• AP photo/Ray StubblebineRemember this? There have definitely been some good times at Fenway Park over the past 100 years. Jan.
(ESPN)
• BOSTON—Booed off the field as he made yet another trip to the pitchers mound, Bobby Valentine searched for something encouraging to take out of Bostons fifth consecutive loss.
(Sporting News)
• They hit five home runs — two by Eric Chavez — to beat the Red Sox, 6-2, and ruin a long-anticipated day for the hosts. "Before the game was spectacular," Red Sox Manager Bobby Valentine said.
(New York Times)
• The homer-happy New York Yankees appear to have hit Boston at the perfect time. After rallying from a nine-run deficit, the Yankees will try to complete a three-game sweep of the stumbling Red Sox on Sunday night.
(YAHOO!)
• BOSTON — The New York Yankees shut down right-hander Michael Pineda after he felt weakness in his shoulder during an extended spring training game on Saturday. Yankees manager Joe Girardi says Pineda only lasted 15 pitches before stopping.
(Boston Herald)
• Red Sox first. Aviles flied out to left fielder An.Jones. Sweeney doubled to left. Pedroia fouled out to catcher Martin. Ad.Gonzalez doubled to right, Sweeney scored. Ortiz doubled to left, Ad.Gonzalez scored.
(ESPN)