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Red Sox have to watch Yankees celebrate

By Pedro Gomez

Sunday, September 27, 2009

NEW YORK -- As Terry Francona answered his post-game questions late in the afternoon, there was no denying the unmistakable din coming from a few dozen feet down the tunnel that leads from the visitor's clubhouse to the Yankee Stadium playing field. There, blaring away for the fifth straight time since the Yankees had just dispatched the Red Sox, 4-2, on Sunday, was Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York.'' When it ended for the fifth time, they cranked it up a sixth time. It's become known as th ...

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