Red Sox defeat the Yankees - Again!

Wednesday evening a new low for the New York Yankees in the centuries-long rivalry with the Boston Red Sox. The game was their seventh loss against the Red Sox, the Yankees' longest losing sequence against Boston since 1912, when the Yankees are still known as the Highlanders.
The Red Sox won the match 6-5.
The Red Sox were able to claim the eastern part of the American League four years since 2004, and now it seems they have a fifth. The Yankees could have started the season with high hopes for a division title and a lot of confidence against their old rivals, but repeated losses against Boston seemed to have rejected both.
"They certainly got the best of us," Yankees outfielder Johnny Damon said Wednesday, after the loss.
Absolutely.
The Yankees bullpen is completely overwhelmed by starter Chien-Ming Wang the principal offender. Wang, the team of 38 wins in the 2006-07 season and maintained a 46-15 record in 2008, seems to have lost control of the ball. Of 17 batters faced, Wang allowed to walk with 9 balls, managing only to retire 8.
"His arm slot on all of the place," pitching coach Dave Eiland complained. "Sometimes it is the right place, the next time it is too high, the next time it is too low. If you have different arm slots, you can not control the baseball. "
In other words, Wang has no idea where the ball end.
In the first collection, Wang threw 29 pitches, he ran in May, but has three layers, two of them back to back. The second gathering took another 29 seats, and Wang has two runs on a single and two doubles. He tried to put the losses caused by the cancellation of Kevin Youkilis and Jason Bay with the scroll bars.
Then at the bottom of the third, Wang held by Boston Mike Lowell Homer then hitting David Ortiz and Mark Kotsay. He managed to strike out Nick Green, before he was replaced by Phil Hughes.
In the last 5 starts, Wang was able to last a total of 13 1 / 3 rounds. His earned run average dropped from 14.46 to 14.34. Nor is it obvious that Wang will be in the rotation.
"It is certainly frustrating for me," Wang admitted. "I have not thrown a good ball game for a while."
But Wang is not the only player who deserves the finger. The team of New York seems to have lost focus. Alex Rodriguez was hitless in his last 13 at bats and was 0-for-7 in the series. Derek Jeter also went 0-for-7.
The Yankees are holding a single lantern light: Mark Teixeria, who added four hits on Wednesday - including Homer, CC Sabathier, a great Lefty nearly unhittable and Phil Hughes, who, in relief, siege Monday in Tampa Bay , allowing only two hits in 63 places.
Sabathier is set to pitch Thursday against the Red Sox games. He will face an alignment with the best on base percentage in the AHL, while his team will face a deadly Red Sox bullpen. The Yankees are desperately hoping to prevent another sweep.