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Wang injured in Yankees win
Ace pitches five scoreless before injury
Wang reunites with teammate Karstens in Taiwan
NEW YORK -- It would be easy to overlook Chien-Ming Wang during the summer, the right-hander keeping a low profile between opportunities to throw his trademark heavy sinker to big league lineups.
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02/16: Chien-Ming Wang Taking it Slowly; But on Track for Return
MLB.com's Bryan Hoch reports on Chien-Ming Wang's road back to the rotation. It's understandable that with the additions of CC and A.J., that they are getting a lot of attention right now, but Wang is a top shelf guy and part of what makes this rotation so strong - the depth.
TAIWAN: Sports hero takes media to task over intrusive reports
Taiwan's media harrases, no more interviews says Yankees' pitcher
Taiwan,Touch your heart
Ilha Formosa Touch Your Heart Taiwan New York Yankees Chien-Ming Wang
NCPFS Bestows Medal of Honor to Wang
Taiwan's own Wang Chien-ming's efforts with the New York Yankees in the US Major Leagues have inspired a nation and brought more international recognition to Taiwan,
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Wang injured in Yankees win
HOUSTON -- The Yankees tied their season-high with an eight-run frame, but it came at a high price. Chien-Ming Wang was injured running the bases in a 13-0 drubbing of the Astros on Sunday at Minute Maid Park.
Wang had pitched five scoreless innings in a great paper matchup against Astros ace Roy Oswalt, but the right-hander hurt his right foot while scoring on Derek Jeter's two-run single in the sixth inning, limping home before being helped off the field.
With Wang hobbled, the Yankees kept pounding. Oswalt exited after 5 2/3 innings and Rodriguez rudely welcomed reliever Wesley Wright with a three-run homer, his 12th, giving Rodriguez 1,540 career RBIs and moving him past Joe DiMaggio (1,537) on baseball's all-time list.
Jorge Posada completed the Yankees' damage in the frame with a long two-run homer, his third. The outing was underwhelming for Oswalt, who allowed seven runs and nine hits, walking four and striking out three.
The blowout victory completed a three-game sweep in Houston for the Yankees, who moved four games above .500 at 37-33 for the first time this season. Wang pitched the first five innings, scattering six hits while walking none and striking out three.
Robinson Cano continued to respond after being benched on Saturday, going 2-for-4 with three RBIs. Rodriguez and Posada also drove in three and Johnny Damon had four hits for New York.
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