Aaron Judge and Juan Soto led the Yankees to a division title!
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It's been great to see the combination of Aaron Judge and Juan Soto bring success to the Yankees, showing the strength and Retro Bowl talent of this team in the 2024 season.
It's the "how they got there" that is so dissatisfying. If each of the first three sets of 35 games had been 20-15, we'd feel very good. Instead, it was 22-13, 27-8, and 11-24. This season, with its 44-45 conclusion (so far), has been as unpleasant to experience as 2022 (41-41 to end the season, swept out in the ALCS) and 2023 (82-80 for the whole season, no playoffs). To remove the foul taste, the Yankees have to make it to the World Series (win or lose there). Another ALCS failure, particularly if they embarrass themselves again as in 2022, or an ALDS choke, will just be a continuation of the revolting ineptitude.