Matsui homer helps Yankees end losing skid

Matsui homer helps Yankees end losing skid

ANAHEIM, United States - Hideki Matsui looks at the ball after hitting a two-run homer July 24, helping the New York Yankees beat the Anaheim Angels 4-1 to snap their three-game losing streak. (Kyodo)

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