Sloppy Yankees suffer ugly loss to Red Sox in doubleheader matinee
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Asked Saturday morning about how he planned to complete at least 18 innings of a doubleheader with a pair of starting pitchers who were not fully built up from injuries, manager Aaron Boone raised both arms with upturned palms: a shrug.
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Asked Saturday morning about how he planned to complete at least 18 innings of a doubleheader with a pair of starting pitchers who were not fully built up from injuries, manager Aaron Boone raised both arms with upturned palms: a shrug.
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