Yanks' Four Horsemen -- Jeter, Pettitte, Posada, Rivera -- win again
The Yankees' 27th title is surely impressive, but even more astonishing is
the 'Core Four.' Derek Jeter, Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada and Mariano
Rivera are constant faces in the team's success, Scott Miller says.
Yankees hit jackpot, prove that every underdog has his (pay) day
Ten months after spending $400 million, the Yankees tried to portray themselves as underdogs. Yes, they were relentless and are worthy of being called champions, but they still don't apologize for being the best team money can buy, Scott Miller says.
Phils' new approach to Burnett works, forces Game 6
The World Series continues. Chase Utley's two homers power Philly past
New York 8-6 to force a Game 6. The Phils' adjustments against Yankee
starter A.J. Burnett makes the difference, Scott Miller says.
After taking some hits, A-Rod lands biggest blow
Alex Rodriguez is fighting back. After being hit by a pitch for the third time in two games, A-Rod starts swinging back, breaking a ninth-inning tie in the Yanks' 7-4 win over the Phils. The Phillies have woken up Rodriguez, Scott Miller says.
Yankees enjoy position of power after Game 3 win
It's all setting up perfectly for the Yankees. Andy Pettitte gives New York a solid outing in its 8-5 win over the Phillies in Game 3. With CC Sabathia up next, the Yanks are sitting pretty, Scott Miller says.
Yanks, Phils still waiting for hitters to come out of hiding
The World Series resumes on Halloween, and this is what Scott Miller wants to know:
Will the guys dressed up as fearsome hitters continue to cower before scary-good
pitching by the Yanks and Phils?
After long look at Rivera, Phillies optimistic they'll solve him
Mariano Rivera faced eight batters and threw 39 pitches in his two-inning save in Game 2 of the World Series. Now that they've gotten a good look at Rivera, the Phillies think they'll figure out a way to vanquish him, Scott Miller says.
