AP

Brown shrugged off back pain and put his broken hand behind him. Now the Yankees have another pitcher they can count on this postseason, something they desperately needed.
"As long as you can keep them from scoring, you know you've done your job for the team," said Brown, who broke his non-throwing hand last month when he punched a clubhouse wall in frustration.

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