Sox-Yankees set record

<span class="070092700-03082007">The 16 combined runs the White Sox and Yankees scored in the second inning Thursday were the most ever for a second inning in major league history. The output also marked the second time in baseball history that both teams have scored at least eight runs in the same inning. Detroit (8) and Texas (10) accomplished the feat on May 8, 2004.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">More from that inning</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">90: pitches thrown, 36 in the top half, 54 in the bottom.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">12:23: Time (CDT) the inning began.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">1:23. Time (CDT) the inning ended.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">8: Runs allowed by Roger Clemens.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">3: Earned runs allowed by Clemens</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">3: Loud, distinctive sets of boos Clemens received during the inning.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">9: Sox hits in the top half of the inning.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">9: Yankees hits in the bottom half (season high).</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">1 2/3: Innings Clemens threw, his shortest outing since June 14, 2000.</span>

<span class="070092700-03082007">1 1/3: Innings Jon Garland threw, tying his career-low.</span>

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