text:  arguably the greatest closer in the history of the game, was on the mound for them. He has an incredible record in the postseason. He normally doesn't lose. And he ended up giving up the hits that led to the go-ahead run and their loss. And he said at the time he couldn't understand what had happened. When I talked to him a while afterwards, he was saying he was really confused by the loss. Obviously, he felt terrible about it. But he discovered something afterwards that gave him a new perspective on it, which was this. The Yankees had planned a victory parade.