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The Yankees dropped behind Toronto into fourth in the AL East. They are 3-9 in their past 12 games, averaging just 2.4 runs, and fell to 14-21 against division foes.
“That’s not good," manager Aaron Boone said. "If we’re gonna be the club we expect to be, we need to improve that and turn that around.”
The Yankees dropped behind Toronto into fourth in the AL East. They are 3-9 in their past 12 games, averaging just 2.4 runs, and fell to 14-21 against division foes.
“That’s not good," manager Aaron Boone said. "If we’re gonna be the club we expect to be, we need to improve that and turn that around.”
What a disaster
https://nypost.com/2021/07/01/aroldis-chapman-may-have-just-burned-down-yankees-season/
[h=1]Aroldis Chapman may have just burned down Yankees season[/h]
The $201 million Yankees have no choice but to own this latest unmitigated disaster. Above all, Chapman has to own it, just like he had to own Jose Altuve’s walk-off homer in the ALCS. His ERA over his last 13 appearances is now north of 6.00. He spoke early Thursday morning about a fastball command that has deserted him. He said through an interpreter that he needed to “find myself again with that pitch, and come back to be the Chapman that started the season.”
Problem is, it might already be too late. Boone said the season was on the brink, and this is how his team responded. If the Yankees still had a chance to salvage something, it felt like their flamethrower just burned it down.
https://nypost.com/2021/07/01/aroldis-chapman-may-have-just-burned-down-yankees-season/
[h=1]Aroldis Chapman may have just burned down Yankees season[/h]
The $201 million Yankees have no choice but to own this latest unmitigated disaster. Above all, Chapman has to own it, just like he had to own Jose Altuve’s walk-off homer in the ALCS. His ERA over his last 13 appearances is now north of 6.00. He spoke early Thursday morning about a fastball command that has deserted him. He said through an interpreter that he needed to “find myself again with that pitch, and come back to be the Chapman that started the season.”
Problem is, it might already be too late. Boone said the season was on the brink, and this is how his team responded. If the Yankees still had a chance to salvage something, it felt like their flamethrower just burned it down.
Another L
Playing their first game since allowing seven runs in the ninth inning of an 11-8 loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday, the Yankees were held to just three hits. They lost for the sixth time in seven games and the latest loss occurred two days after managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner said the jobs of general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone were safe while putting the onus on the players.
Playing their first game since allowing seven runs in the ninth inning of an 11-8 loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday, the Yankees were held to just three hits. They lost for the sixth time in seven games and the latest loss occurred two days after managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner said the jobs of general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone were safe while putting the onus on the players.
Chapman implodes
[FONT="]Former WFAN host Mike Francesa thinks the latest loss, which dropped the Yankees to .500 and 10 games out (pending the result of the Red Sox game) is even more sacrilegious than the other 40 losses because it came on Independence Day, George Steinbrenner’s birthday.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Former WFAN host Mike Francesa thinks the latest loss, which dropped the Yankees to .500 and 10 games out (pending the result of the Red Sox game) is even more sacrilegious than the other 40 losses because it came on Independence Day, George Steinbrenner’s birthday.[/FONT]
13 wins in a row!!
The Yankees entered tonight’s contest on their longest winning streak since 1961. Every night it’s a different contributor, whether that be dominant starting pitcher, a lockdown bullpen, or offensive contributions up and down the lineup. It turns out they got all three tonight as they easily handled the Athletics 8-2 for their thirteenth win in a row.
The Yankees entered tonight’s contest on their longest winning streak since 1961. Every night it’s a different contributor, whether that be dominant starting pitcher, a lockdown bullpen, or offensive contributions up and down the lineup. It turns out they got all three tonight as they easily handled the Athletics 8-2 for their thirteenth win in a row.
