The man who has been more punchline than pitcher through much of his tenure in pinstripes suddenly has everyone's attention in Yankeeland - and not because of some new injury or misadventure. Carl Pavano, Yankee savior? So far, he is taking advantage of the opportunity. "Better late than never, I guess," Pavano said.
Making just his 21st start in four years with the Bombers, Pavano threw six strong innings and outdueled Yankee nemesis A.J. Burnett Friday night in a 2-1 victory over Toronto. It was his second win in two starts since returning to the majors. After he fanned Alex Rios with a slider to end the sixth, Pavano left the mound to wild cheers, bringing the fans near the Yankee dugout to their feet. Continue
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