Welcome to the cesspool, me boyos. This is the true Yankee level of performance, a day late and an dollar short on offense, and an earned-run-per-inning ex-Cy Young Ace. Get used to it: This is what the rest of 2024 is going to look like with these losers.

Robert Malchman

Jun 26

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It's not "one bad game." It's game after game after game of stinking. It's 3-8 now, a .273 winning percentage, which is actually an over-performance of the pythagorean expectation of .249. At least before it was losing to good teams like the Dodgers and Orioles. Now it's losing to a sub-.500 Mets team.

Alan B.

Jun 26

The bullpen has been exposed by the starters not going 6 or 7 every game. The positional roster/bench has been killed by both total ineffectiveness (Torres), to injuries, both here and in AAA. Does Jones start tonight if either Pereira or Dominguez are available? Nyet. Does Torres keep playing every game if either Durbin or Berti were healthy? No way. I blame the medical staff when it comes to LeMahieu. I don't believe he is really healthy enough to play. There is a difference between being physically healthy and being healthy enough to play your professional sport.

Funniest thing I saw was the breakdown of Rice against righties and lefties. He had, what, all of 18 ABs?

But I did…

fuster

Jun 26

Cole was not in command

lost the game

cruelly unusual

jjw49

Jun 26

Replying to

This was Cole's second spring training game ..... he'll turn it around.

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