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I have really had it with most of the blame falling upon Boone. This is all on Cashman. Boone needs a d***as a bench coach? Well Cashman, separately from Boone has chosen every single damn coach. Boone is Cashman's guy. He is who he wanted. Want to bench someone? Who do you have on the shortened bench to bench anyone? Does anyone remember when Girardi in Cleveland in 2017 tells the press 'due to his defense, Sanchez is not playing this whole series'. You think Cashman liked that?
Why does everyone still think Boone has the final say on the lineup, or can sit whoever he wants, when he wants, for however long he wants. It's always been my belief…
Holmes' 13 blown saves "equates" to two starts? Huh? He's not a starter so what point is being made here? The Yankees lost most of those games so it's a lot worse than being bad in two starts.
There's a distracting echo on EJ and one of the other speakers.
Sorry EJ but this was not the best Yankee team in 40 years The 1998 team was far better at every position except RF, CF and #1 starting pitcher.