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Does Burnett have a Fenway phobia?

Pitcher says no, but the evidence shows there could be an issue here

Updated: May 10, 2010, 4:46 PM ET

BOSTON -- On most nights of the baseball season, in most of the ballparks around the majors, A.J. Burnett's initials stand for Allan James.

On nights like Sunday night at Fenway Park, the A.J. stands for Another Javy.

Already, the Yankees had grown accustomed to the occasional appearance of Bad A.J., the pitcher who after running off three or four excellent outings, could suddenly throw in a stinker.

But what happened to Burnett in the finale of a three-game series at Fenway ...

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Does Burnett have a Fenway phobia?

Pitcher says no, but the evidence shows there could be an issue here

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