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Pavano's 5-hitter, Giambi's 3 hits, HR help build win
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Sierra's leg injury not serious Photos | Talk Back | Box Score |
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Yankees
Steroids' strong point isn't just adding muscle The idea that steroids can't help you hit a curveball is one of the most oft-repeated assertions in baseball today. But how do we know for sure? What if it isn't true? What if, say, Jason Giambi's prolonged troubles at the plate - the flailing swings, the mounting strikeouts, the meager three home runs he's hit this season heading into the Yankees' game last night in Seattle - really are related to Giambi's professed abandonment of steroid use and human growth hormone injections? Giambi might take a seat as West Coast trip winds down Bernie's all business Yanks, Bernie slam M's Shaun Powell | Box score Jason hopes he's on the road back Bernie gets start in center |
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