難得的完投勝，牛棚全部在營休假，王建民今天的表現真的很沉穩，縱使洋基豪華打線打下5分，要是一個不穩，在派上牛蓬來放火，托瑞一定坐的很不安穩。
總之，看起來王建民的表現越來越穩了，加油，超越那討厭的松板大輔吧!!!雖然松板也蠻強的
CHICAGO -- The Yankees got a complete game from Chien-Ming Wang, their first since last July, and a four-run inning for the second straight game as they notched their second straight victory over the Chicago White Sox.
Johnny Damon had an RBI double and Alex Rodriguez drove in two runs with the bases loaded in the four-run third, and Bobby Abreu added an insurance homer in the eighth, to help the Yankees to a 5-1 victory Wednesday night.
Wang (5-4) won for the fourth time in five starts, working his way through the White Sox order with a slew of groundouts. He won the Yankees' last complete game, a July 28, 2006, shutout, 6-0, of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
No. 9 hitter Miguel Cairo, who started at first again, led off the third with a single, stole second, and scored on Damon's double. Derek Jeter singled, Bobby Abreu walked and Rodriguez scored two with a hit to center. He was called out sliding into second, though replays showed he may have been safe. A-Rod argued with second-base umpire Gary Darling, and manager Joe Torre came out to argue as well. Sox starter Javier Vazquez then walked Jorge Posada, and Hideki Matsui's sac fly scored Abreu. The sacrifice turned into a double play as Posada was tagged out going to second to end the inning.
Abreu's third home run, a 371-foot shot to left, came on a full-count pitch from Bret Prinz. Vazquez (3-4) gave up four runs, seven hits and three walks in six innings. He struck out seven. Damon doubled to lead off the game, but Vazquez struck out the next three batters to end the threat
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