The Yankees number 3 through 6 hitters went 0-14 today, in a 4-2 loss to the Orioles. Not good.
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Wells looks like his luck is changing for the better.
Cabrera needs a day off, but who on the roster can really give it to him? Then the question is, are the guys that make out the lineup willing to give him that day off he desperately needs?
Torres is not exactly having a good walk year.
We just saw the bad defensive outfielder that everyone has been talking about with Soto.
Cortes continues his up and down year.
Who knew that having Alex Verdugo out of the lineup would cause this big of a problem?
Is it time yet to move Volpe out of the leadoff spot? My vote is to flip Volpe & Judge.
This is a reason why I never buy into the "momentum" argument.
The Yankees had momentum heading into the series.
The Orioles didn't.
If momentum meant anything, how did the Yankees lose two games in a row to a team that didn't have any?