Randy Johnson had an absolute disaster of a start, disproving any notion that John Flaherty was his lucky charm. By the 4th inning, the Yankes were down 10-2 and this looked like another miserable loss to Tampa.
But then, things started looking up. They scored 4 runs in the 5th and one in the 6th, and a comeback started to look possible. Then Tampa scored an insurance run in the 7th.
Then came the 8th. Ah, the 8th. It went something like this: single, single, RBI groundout, single, RBI single, RBI double, intentional walk, 3-run triple, 2-run homer, fly-out, single, single, 3-run homer, homer, homer, fly-out.
And that's how you score 13 runs in one inning.
Yankees win.