There was no major meltdown. There was no slow walk to the dugout, blanketed by boos. As far as we know, there were no attacks of any doors.
So all and all,
A.J. Burnett's start was a success.
Burnett went six innings, allowed three runs (all earned) on six hits, striking out eight, walking two and the Yankees won, 4-3. He lives to throw another day in the Yankee rotation.
Manager Joe Girardi tried to play down that Burnett was pitching for his spot in the rotation, but he was too late. After Burnett's last start, 3 1/3 inning abomination in Chicago in which Burnett gave up nine runs (eight...