The Yankees had a chance to sweep the Astros, but didn’t. They still won the series, which I would have signed up for prior to the start of the three games. The Yankees have won 10 of their last 14 games, and while they have played mostly bad teams during that time, these last three games have made me think they have put the awful 25 games to open the season behind them.

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The Yankees had their biggest win of the season on Tuesday night at the Stadium, beating the hated Astros 7-3. After getting back to .500 on Sunday after wasting April, maybe the Yankees have finally turned their season around.

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It’s now been a month of the Yankees saying they’re going to break out and hit. When exactly will that be? In May? June? By the All-Star break? When they’re eventally buried in the standings? The season is 25 games in and 15 percent complete and the Yankees are still searching for offense.

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Aaron Boone keeps saying “it’s early.” But it’s apparently not early for Gary Sanchez. The Yankees catcher has been benched even though he has far from the worst numbers on the team.

Boone said Sanchez would be the starting catcher and catch Gerrit Cole, he is now benched and has caught Cole one. Boone said Clint Frazier would be the everyday left fielder and then benched him after seven games. Boone said Aaron Hicks would be benched for two games for “mechanical adjustments” and his benching lasted seven innings. Meanwhile, Rougned Odor continues to be forced into the lineup, sometimes batting cleanup, and Boone’s moves a three-time Gold Glove-winning second baseman off his position to accomdate Odor, who the Rangers are paying $27 million to not play for them.

If you’re not one of Boone’s favorites, you will become a scapegoat of his.

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The Yankees keep saying the offense is going to break out. When is that going to be? The season is now 14 percent over. It’s no longer “early” and this isn’t a small sample size.

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