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	Sunday, May 28
	Hernandez has lost four straight Associated Press
	NEW YORK -- Orlando Hernandez, who had been scheduled to start for the New York Yankees against Boston on Saturday, didn't pitch because of tightness in his upper back. Hernandez, who has lost four straight decisions following a 4-0 start, experienced the tightness while warming up in the bullpen before the game. Jason Grimsley replaced Hernandez and made his second start of the season. The Yankees beat Boston 8-3. Hernandez is not expected to miss his next scheduled start. Yankees second baseman Chuck Knoblauch was scratched for the second straight game because of a strained left forearm, an injury sustained last Sunday at Cleveland.		ALSO SEE Healthy Jeter, four dingers carry Yanks past Sox Strawberry won't appeal one-year drug suspension