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By Daily News staff New York Yankees pitcher Jaret Wright, playing for Single-A Tampa on a rehabilitation assignment, allowed two runs in six innings, but the Yankees needed to come from behind to beat the Fort Myers Miracle, 3-2, on Tuesday night in Tampa. Down 1-0, the Miracle scored twice in the sixth against Wright. Kyle Geiger singled and later scored when an outfielder made a diving attempt at Justin Arneson's sinking liner. Angelo Fermin's sacrifice fly gave the Miracle the lead. The Yankees got four straight two-out hits in their half of the sixth and re-took the lead. The two teams meet again tonight at Legends Field at 7 p.m. Webposted Published on August 10, 2005
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