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Mike Lupica
Sunday, October 25th 2009, 4:00 AM
The starting pitchers don't change for the Yankees and Angels because it rained Saturday, the stakes don't change. The Yankees try to win their 40th pennant Sunday night instead of Saturday night, bring the World Series back to New York for the first time in six years. The Angels try to win themselves another day of a baseball season.
Andy Pettitte still gets the ball from Joe Girardi, and if Pettitte does the kind of job he has done for a very long time in New York, going all the way back to October of 1996, then the Yankees don't have to...
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