With a three game lead and only 12 games to play (with most against non contenders), this is easily a yes. They will win the division. My only hesitancy is the manager and the influence of the front office in the decision making. Boone is a detriment. Yes he supposedly is a good communicator. Supposedly. I am not in the Yankee clubhouse and the managers office. So it would be unfair to state that Boone never criticizes his players in the privacy of his office when they dont hustle, or make mental mistakes. Errors are part of the game. It happens to every club every day. In Yankeeland, the lack of hustle whether it is running the bases or making…

Robert Malchman

Sep 16

They should at least be able to split on the West Coast, and could easily go 4-2. Then they need to win the series against the O's. The key is not to start that series tied with them or worse. It's New York's Division to win. Let's hope there'll be no Group Holmes moments.

Jeff Korell

Sep 15

Very confident, but the standings, as they stand now, are too close to call.

fuster

Sep 15

I have absolutely no confidence in the assertion that

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