By Mark R. McCallum Another storybook unfolds. A star left-fielder leaves with stomach pains.
Doctors diagnosis colon cancer.
His replacement steps foward and thwacks three homers and bats .500. New York pitching silences the AL's most potent offense, holding the Rangers to 13 hits and a post-season record one run over 27 innings. Batting .141, Texas breaks LA's 1966 mark of .142 for lowest batting average in a post-season series. The Yankees don't fare much better. Spencer, Scott Brosius and Paul O'Neill account for all eight runs.