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	<title>Comments on: Repeating Ain&#8217;t Easy, is it?</title>
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		<title>By: RotoRob &#187; Archive &#187; Fantasy Notes: Pinstriper&#8217;s Pen Gets a Break</title>
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		<description>[...] Javier Vazquez was back to his old tricks Wednesday, getting burned for seven hits and four runs in six innings despite fanning seven. After a poor May (0-3, 5.03) which resembled his rough 2006 season, Vazquez looked brilliant on Friday against the Jays, suggesting he was ready to heat up after a stretch of poor starts. Maybe not. Sure, as discussed, the Yanks are hitting again, but Vazquez is too inconsistent now to get a read on. He&#8217;s fallen to 3-4 despite improved hit rates (.240 BAA), but his command has slipped for the second straight year and he&#8217;s working harder this season than at any time since he was an Expo back in the day when such a thing existed. The Yanks certainly got a measure of revenge against Vazquez, 14-10 in New York in a disappointing 2004 season before he was dealt to Arizona. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Javier Vazquez was back to his old tricks Wednesday, getting burned for seven hits and four runs in six innings despite fanning seven. After a poor May (0-3, 5.03) which resembled his rough 2006 season, Vazquez looked brilliant on Friday against the Jays, suggesting he was ready to heat up after a stretch of poor starts. Maybe not. Sure, as discussed, the Yanks are hitting again, but Vazquez is too inconsistent now to get a read on. He&#8217;s fallen to 3-4 despite improved hit rates (.240 BAA), but his command has slipped for the second straight year and he&#8217;s working harder this season than at any time since he was an Expo back in the day when such a thing existed. The Yanks certainly got a measure of revenge against Vazquez, 14-10 in New York in a disappointing 2004 season before he was dealt to Arizona. [...]</p>
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