The Yankees in the Boone era can't walk and chew gum in a short series at the same time. It's the story of our lives. Last night, with ample opportunity to go ahead 2-0 against the Royals they pittered out. It doesn't matter that Bob Costas was the biggest anti-Yankee bitch I've ever heard in my lifetime... I mean that added to it. But it was the fact that Aaron Boone was managing the pitching like it was Game 7 of the World Series and yet we had bodies on the bench that might have been able to spark some kind of rally. The fact that he's misguided, a non-leader and not worthy to be sitting in the manager seat is baffling to me all these years.
The Royals are going home. Going to Kansas City is not a good thing for New York, especially in an existing hitting slump. Not the mention our pitching hasn't exactly been lights out. Pitching wins ballgames, this is true, but only if we hit. Sure, I sound like Yogi there, but the truth is this Yankee team is not in sync at all and it's awful.
"...the Royals are officially bringing postseason baseball back to Kauffman Stadium, a goal of theirs from the start of 2024 after hearing what the ‘14-15 runs were like and seeing how the sports city has embraced an NFL dynasty right across the parking lot at the Truman Sports Complex with the Chiefs -- who, by the way, are undefeated after beating the Saints on Monday night at Arrowhead Stadium.
A “Let’s go Royals” chant broke out there. The Royals had the end of the Chiefs’ game playing in the clubhouse postgame...
“It’s going to be electric,” shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. said. “... Going back home is going to be a lot of fun. Get the boys right, getting hot at the right time."
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