jrodmc wrote:Bonn1997 wrote:The Yankees haven't had this weak an offense in decades. It's a bad sign that the Yankees' offensive #s (BA, OBP, Slugging) are all identical to their opponents. That suggests they're a .500 team that's just had some lucky breaks. The discouraging thing is that I don't think the Steinbrenners care.
Ever the optimist, I would like to point out that our Gardner is hitting .280 .280!!! That alone, along with the fact that most of this season we've had the gross national product of half the world sitting on IR, and we're still not 40 games out of first!
Try enjoying the fun of watching Chris Stewart run the bases! It will take your mind off our offensive inefficiencies!
At least we're not the Mets! Despite the favor we gave them of making them relevant for a week or so!
Gardner is playing very well. I'm happy with him.
Injuries are a bad excuse. It's like with the Knicks. We have a very old team and you should expect these injuries.
I know George would have bought at least one more powerful bat to help get us through this stretch with injured players, and that would have helped enough that we'd probably be even with or ahead of Boston right now. I don't think these Steinbrenners care though.