"The Yankees gave leads of 1-0 and 3-2 to starter Hiroki Kuroda, but
the right-hander who has been the Yankees most consistent starter could
not hold either. The Red Sox, who snapped a four-game losing skid and
won for just the second time in their last 13 games, were led by two of
the stars — their two former American League MVPs — who remain.
...
Other than Jeter’s double, the Yankee bats were stagnant. Alex
Rodriguez, who showed signs of life in Baltimore, went 0-for-4 with 3
strikeouts. And Curtis Granderson, who hoped his slide was over, went
0-for-3, and left three runners in scoring position. The Yankees dropped
to 4-22 in games in which they do not hit a home run. This has been a
theme lately, in the postgame sessions, especially with Jeter and
Rodriguez."
Logan forgot to cover 1b on a ground ball. Nunez doesn't know how to slide into second base. Yet again, I'm forced to wonder about the coaching in the Yankee minor leagues.
1-for-12 with RISP.
4-22 in games where they don't hit a HR.
7-13 in their last 20 games.
There is no easy part of the schedule. The Yankees are the easy part of the schedule.
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