The title says it all. In the top of the eighth with a three-run lead and runners on first and second for the Orioles with no one out, C.C. Sabathia induced Manny Machado into a routine 4-6-5-6-5-3-4 triple play to end the threat and setup what would be a 5-2 Yankee victory. (For those without the ability to sense sarcasm...no it was not routine.)

Other than that one moment, it's not a great game and an odd choice for a "classic." The only other moment worth watching was the play in the previous half inning where the usually sure handed Adam Jones botched a somewhat routine fly ball in deep centerfield off the bat of Vernon Wells. With two outs and the bases loaded, Baltimore's Pedro Strop appeared to get out of the inning unscathed when Wells skied a deep fly ball to Jones in centerfield. Deep enough to make Jones chase it down, but still a very catchable ball for a Gold Glove caliber outfielder.

Instead, Jones muffed the catch and all three runners scored.

Other than that, and watching Mariano Rivera add onto his career setting tally of saves, there's not much else to see that wasn't in the video embedded above. See the full game highlights on MLB.com