Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal may both be heading into the US Open with niggling injuries but Andy Murray will not be lured into a false sense of security.Murray arrives in New York as the man in form and arguably favourite to lift a fourth grand slam title on the back of a superb summer that has already included winning Wimbledon and an Olympic gold medal.The Scots case was further strengthened on Friday when Djokovic, his chief rival, announced the wrist problem that hampered him at the Olympics had still not healed and private issues, now resolved, had festered behind his summer slump.With Roger Federer absent from Flushing Meadows while he recovers from a back problem and Nadal still suffering from a wrist injury of his own, the years final major tournament suddenly appears there for Murrays taking.The world No. 2, however, is unconvinced.To be honest, Novak and Rafa, theyre both in the top half. Them having wrist problems doesnt affect my chances of getting to the final as I wouldnt have to play them in that stage anyway, Murray said.I think Rafa pretty much proved his fitness in Rio, playing a lot of tennis, winning the doubles and also playing as many matches as anyone there. And in singles as well.And then Novak obviously missed Cincinnati but only a few weeks ago he was playing in Canada as well.Hes played enough matches. Its just whether hes fully recovered. We will see that when he plays.Murray has taken false comfort from Djokovics apparent ailments before -- most notably during last years Australian Open final when the Serb was hobbling on a bad ankle, only to storm back to victory -- and the British number one may be wary of being burned again.Novak just missed Cincinnati. I dont know how hes feeling, Murray said. If hes playing here he must be feeling pretty good.The top seed has also won four of the last five major titles available and lost to Murray just twice in 15 meetings.It does, however, offer a hint of vulnerability about a player who, until Sam Querreys heroics at Wimbledon, appeared infallible and primed for a period of dominance similar to Federer almost 10 years ago.Federer, 35, Nadal, 30, Djokovic and Murray, both 29, have together won 45 of the last 51 grand slams but Murray admits there is now a chink of light for the rest of the field.All of us are getting towards the end of our careers, were in the latter stages, said Murray, who plays Lukas Rosol in round one on Tuesday.We have all been up in the top 10 in the world, me and Novak (nearly 10 years), for Roger and Rafa its been longer than that -- 15 years for Roger and probably 13 years for Rafa, who has played loads of matches.So its normal there would be wear and tear on the body and you pick up a few more injuries as you go on in your career.I think when everyone is fit and healthy they are capable of winning these major events. 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But youve got to start over Tuesday.Gary Sanchez belted his 16th homer since Aug. 3 for the Yankees, who dropped eight back in the division and remained four behind Toronto for the second wild-card spot.Its tough, Yankees starting pitcher CC Sabathia said. Obviously we had some games, probably all of them, that we couldve won.The Yankees were without second baseman Starlin Castro and center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury, who were both injured Saturday. Castro strained his right hamstring running out a double and Ellsbury bruised his right knee sliding into a bullpen wall trying to make a catch.Ramirez drove in four runs and Jackie Bradley Jr. had a tying RBI single for the East-leading Red Sox, who overcame a rough start by Drew Pomeranz to post their ninth win in 12 games. 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Its the first time the Yankees were swept in a four-game series since 2012, at Oakland.MOOKIE MAGICRF Mookie Betts made two diving catches, the second against Brett Gardner leading off the ninth that brought chants of MVP! MVP!TRENDING DOWNPomeranz had his second straight rough start, giving up four runs in 3 2/3 innings. He lasted just two innings in his previous one, allowing five runs in a loss to the Orioles on Tuesday.UP NEXTYankees: New York is off Monday. RHP Michael Pineda (6-11, 4.94 ERA) is set to start against Tampa Bay LHP Drew Smyly (7-11, 4.98) in the opener of a three-game series on the road Tuesday. ' ' '