Truth is, it's still too early to bury anybody, even in the wretched basement of the AL East. But this is that sleepy stretch of June that always comes back to haunt hot teams in September. The Yankees have won four in a row - (thank you, Robbie) - but gained nothing on hockey-town Tampa, and only one measly game on Pedroia-ville.
In fact, I'm still dreading the notion that last night's finale shall be viewed as a seasonal fulcrum point - the night we had to use Betances for the second time in one week, after starting with more than a five-run lead.
One of the AL East teams will soon get hot, if only because this sorry collection will start playing each other. It's not now or never. But it definitely is now.
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Once again, it was revealed that we don't have a bullpen, we have two guys who are great and a bunch of warm bodies who are ambulatory.
How does Schlemiel Rogers stay in the majors? Is he actually the one with photos of Cashman at a Tijuana donkey show? Or perhaps IN the show?
Inexplicable. The stupid of this organization continues to amaze me.
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