You’ve won in our eyes,” he added. “Just watching you seize every moment has been so inspiring to me.” Closing out the first ...

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Following the final out of a series sweep against the Orioles, John Sterling’s familiar call that punctuated Yankees wins was played over the ballpark’s public-address system.

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