May 13th, 2008: New York Yankees 1 at Tampa Bay Rays 2 F -- It might not have been Auburn-Alabama, but according to Gabe Gross, getting the game-winning hit off baseball's best closer is not bad. In fact ... "It's really good," said Gross, the former quarterback at Auburn, after driving home pinch-runner Jonny Gomes to give the Rays a 2-1 walk-off win over the Yankees in 11 innings on Tuesday night at Tropicana Field. "Wow. It's just big to win that game. ... Coming back in extra innings in the end -- that's a big win for us." Gomes' run registered as the first surrendered by Mariano Rivera all season. Mob scenes behind home plate and at first base followed, where teammates swarmed over Gross and Gomes as a crowd of 16,558 cheered louder than their numbers. And for good reason, the Rays' win -- the team's sixth straight and 11th consecutive at home -- combined with the Red Sox's loss in Baltimore catapulted Tampa Bay back in to first...