Yankees use six pitchers to beat the rain and the Rockies
Yankees second baseman Robinson Cano, left, jokes with  Yankees
second baseman Robinson Cano, left, jokes with outfielder Ichiro
Suzuki before a baseball game against the Colorado Rockies. (May
9, 2013) (Credit: AP)  DENVER -- The mantra that's usually part
of the postseason made its debut for the Yankees after Wednesday
night's crazy victory.  "It's all hands on deck right now,''
said Brennan Boesch, who legged out an infield hit with two outs
and the bases loaded in the ninth inning Wednesday to allow the
Yankees to scrape by with a one-run victory.  Injuries have been
the primary reason Joe Girardi has had to get somewhat creative
in using some unexpected hands, such as having Vernon Wells play
third base Wednesday for the first time since high school. Rain
necessitated a few more hands than Girard would have liked to
use Thursday against the Rockies, but no matter.  Despite CC
Sabathia being relegated to four innings because of a one-hour,
59-minu