On the day when his son Josh is picked by the Yankees in the 37th round of the amateur draft, Andy Pettitte wins the 250th game of his career over the Mariners, 3 – 1.

On June 8 2013 — On the day when his son Josh is picked by the Yankees in the 37th round of the amateur draft, Andy Pettitte wins the 250th game of his career over the Mariners, 3 – 1.

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Javy Lopez homers off Phillies’ righty Vicente Padilla to give the Braves a franchise-record 216 home runs for the season. The 1996 Orioles hold the major league mark with 257, and the Astros established the National League record at 249 in 2000.

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