Yankees Thoughts: The Last Two Weeks

There are less than two weeks left in the Yankees’ season. Thankfully.
There are less than two weeks left in the Yankees’ season. Thankfully.
The Yankees won two of three from the Tigers and lost two of three to the Brewers. None of it matters. Here are 10 thoughts on the Yankees.
Labor Day is depressing, but with Labor Day has nearly always come the anticipation of October and Yankees playoff baseball. Unfortunately, there won’t be any postseason baseball for the Yankees this October. So as the summer comes to an end, and this miserable Yankees season comes to end, let’s look at the state of franchise. […]
The Yankees have lost five straight. They haven’t won a series against a team other than the A’s or Royals in two months. Their postseason odds are down to 2.3 percent. Here are 10 thoughts on the Yankees. 1. After Tuesday’s loss to the Braves, Aaron Judge said what everyone outside of the Yankees knows. […]
The Yankees followed up their eight-run loss to the Braves by getting one-hit and shut out.
The Yankees played a series against a team from somewhere other than Oakland or Kansas City, so they lost another series.
The Yankees went to Chicago to play the White Sox, who traded away everyday players and parts of their rotation at the deadline, are dealing with reports and confirmations of those reports of clubhouse turmoil and have the fourth-worst record in the majors, and the Yankees lost two of three. Here are 10 thoughts on […]
The Yankees’ 7-1 win over the White Sox on Tuesday coupled with a Blue Jays loss brought the Yankees back to win 4 1/2 games of the final postseason spot.
The Yankees arrived in Chicago desperately needing to stack wins. With three games against the majors’ fourth-worst team, the Yankees opened their series against the White Sox with another loss.
The Yankees had a chance to win a four-game series against the hated Astros, but they didn’t. They split the four games with the Astros, and are still searching for their first series win over a team not named the A’s or Royals since late June.