Yankee Stadium is going, going - just not yet gone. 

The crowd had to pause, the cheers for Derek Jeter's shot at history muffled by the wait for official scorer Bill Shannon's decision. 

--SS Derek Jeter became Yankee Stadium's all-time hits leader in the first inning, stroking a single beneath the glove of White Sox 3B Juan Uribe for his 1,270th hit at the Stadium. 

MEDICAL WATCH: RNP Carl Pavano (sore left hip) left the Sept. 

Gavin Floyd refused to give in to Jason Giambi as the Yankees' slugger fouled off pitch after pitch with the bases loaded in the fifth inning. 

Nothing has been determined in the AL Central yet, but the Chicago White Sox are making sure they maintain their grip on first place. 

Gavin Floyd and the White Sox didn't let Derek Jeter's record-setting hit disrupt their night. 

Derek Jeter got to first base and heard the cheers. 

Standing in front of the Yankees dugout during batting practice, Joe Mignogna remembered opening day as if it were yesterday - opening day 1923, that is. 

MEDICAL WATCH: RNP Carl Pavano (sore left hip) left the Sept. 

Mariano Rivera secured one milestone, Derek Jeter missed his first shot at another one and yet the most interesting thing to come out of Yankee Stadium on Monday night related to their future, not the icons of the present and past. 

--RHP Mariano Rivera set the White Sox down 1-2-3 in the ninth, as he has so many teams for so long, but this save helped pay tribute to all the others. 

Jorge Posada reignited the debate over Joba Chamberlain's future Monday, recommending the young pitcher be kept in the bullpen and predicting more injuries if the New York Yankees put him back in their starting rotation. 

Mariano Rivera has one reliever left in front of him. 

With a slim lead in the AL Central, the Chicago White Sox hope their bullpen's recent struggles will straighten out quickly.