Yankees' Matsui strikes out against White Sox

CHICAGO, United States - New York Yankees outfielder Hideki Matsui looks muddy as he awaits his batting turn in the ninth inning against the Chicago White Sox in Chicago on April 22. Matsui struck out at all three at bats in a yankees' 3-1 victory. (MLB)(Kyodo)

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