Yankees @ Brewers
September 25, 1991

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Bottom 2	R	H	E
Yankees	1	2	0
Brewers	1	2	0

Bottom 2	R	H	E
Yankees	1	2	0
Brewers	1	2	0

Greg Vaughn Season Stats

	Game	Season
Average	.000	.237
OBP	.000	.317
At Bats	0	489
Hits	0	116
• Singles	0	66
• Doubles	0	22
• Triples	0	4
• Home Runs	0	24
Walks	0	59
RBI’s	0	84

Scott Sanderson Season Stats

Wins	Losses	Saves
15	10	0

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County Stadium - September 25, 1991

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Scott Sanderson

John Ramos

Don Mattingly

Steve Sax

Jim Leyritz

Alvaro Espinoza

Roberto Kelly

Bernie Williams

Hensley Meulens

Greg Vaughn

Count: 2-1, 0 Outs

Count: 2-1, 1 Out

Vaughn hits a fly ball into left field. Kelly settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

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PRIOR PLAYS:

Top 2 Williams hits a ball on the ground towards short. Spiers scoops it up and throws to first for the out.

Top 2 Espinoza hits a fly ball into left field. Vaughn settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out. Ramos moves to third.

Top 2 Humphreys hits a ball on the ground towards short. Spiers scoops it up and throws to first for the out.

Top 2 Ramos hits a fly ball into center field, out of the reach of Yount. Ramos reaches second base with a double. Meulens goes all the way around to score.

Top 2 Meulens takes first base on ball four.

Bottom 1 Yount hits a ball on the ground towards the right side of the infield. Sax fields it, throws to second for one, and over to first - double play.

Bottom 1 Surhoff hits a ball on the ground into right field for a base hit. Randolph scores.

Bottom 1 Randolph hits a line drive into left field, out of the reach of Kelly. Randolph reaches second base with a double.

Bottom 1 Molitor strikes out.

Top 1 Kelly hits a ball on the ground towards short. Spiers fields it and throws to second for the out.

Top 1 Mattingly hits a fly ball into center field. Yount settles under the ball and makes the catch for the out.

Top 1 Leyritz strikes out.

Top 1 Sax hits a line drive beyond short. Spiers can't hold onto the ball. That's a base hit.

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