The Yankees did not get a quality pitcher lost their power for the second game and 7-2 to the Texas Rangers on Saturday in Game 2 of the American League Championship Series in Arlington, Texas The Yankees saved their ace lefty, CC Sabathia, by rallying from a 5-0 Game 1 behind, 6-5 win was not going to save the start of Phil Hughes, 10 hits and 7 runs in four-plus innings allowed. Hughes said his fastball was flat and his curveball was. He has not the fault of the Yankees series for a long time between dismissal of its wow gold inefficiency.

The Yankees now moves hand the ball to Andy Pettitte as the series in Yankee Stadium for three games starting Monday. The Rangers will be their ace, Cliff Lee, pitch in Game 3. Lee is 6-0 in his first seven career post-season starts left, and his team has won all seven of those games. The train Outfielder David Murphy was beaten 2 for 3 with two runs in wow gold Texas. He hit a home run in the second inning, in which the Rangers a 2-0 lead. He doubled in the third inning, which lead the Rangers 4-0. If the next batter, Bengie Molina doubled, Texas had a 5-0 lead.

But the Yankees could not return from that deficit, as it did on Friday. The Rangers tacked on two runs in the fifth, on a double by Nelson Cruz, a triple by Ian Kinsler and a single by Mitch Moreland to make the score, 7-1. Robinson Cano hit a long home run in the Yankees' sixth to make the final score. In a battle between American League Most Valuable Player candidate Cano 2 for 5 with a double bed and the house was run and the Rangers' Josh Hamilton was walked four times and hit in his only official at-bat. Colby Lewis, a right-handed starter, got the win for Texas. He had six hits and two runs in five and two-thirds wow gold innings