Sports News: Yankees leave no doubt vs. Tigers, force Game 5

Click to view this newsletter in a browser  |  Sports stories Sports msnbc.com | Sports stories View in a browser Stories    |    Videos    |    Share: Top sports stories Yankees leave no doubt vs. Tigers, force Game 5 Curtis Granderson made two spectacular catches against his former team and A.J. Burnett came through when the Yankees needed him most, leading New York past the Detroit Tigers 10-1 Tuesday night to send their AL playoff series back to the Bronx for a decisive Game 5. Read full story More articles in sports: - HBT: Burnett comes up big for Yankees - D-backs bash Brewers in Game 3, avoid sweep - Francisco lifts Phillies to brink of NLCS - HBT: Cards blow chances in Game 3 loss - Beltre's 3 home runs send Rangers into ALCS - PBT: NBA labor talks broken off, games next - HBT: Cubs ask permission to talk to Epstein - CFT: Mizzou curators vote to consider Big 12 move - Seattle wins 3rd straight Open Cup beating Chicago - Off the Bench: Pearson rips Dirk for supporting Romo Top videos Video: Jefferson 'more wiser' LSU QB Jordan Jefferson talks about his recent legal problems and how he's learned from the difficult experience. Video: Can Buckeyes bounce back? Video: Can backup beat LSU? Video: Homecoming queen gets kick out of football Video: Kid burns Romo jersey View more videos Pro Football Talk Wednesday morning one-liners Read more Circling the Bases Quote of the Day: Tony La Russa on "Moneyball" Read more Out of Bounds HS football player pricks opponents with tacks hidden in glove Read more Sports photos A bullfighter gets the horn, a Red Sox nation weeps, and much more. See more Latest tweets from nbc_sports Get the latest sports news, gossip, predictions and more. More at Twitter Download Podcasts More from msnbc.com U.S. news World news Politics Business Sports Entertainment Health Tech & science Travel Local news Weather Follow us on Twitter Keep up with the latest headlines on spotwitter. Follow us Sign up for alerts Sign up for alerts delivered to your mobile phone, email or IM. Learn more FirstPerson: See news? Send us your video, photos or personal reports. Submit Sports stories    |    Top videos    |    Share: One-Click Unsubscribe  |  Manage Your Subscription Preferences MSNBC Interactive News - One Microsoft Way - Redmond, WA 98052 Privacy Statement