Gleyber Torres, who singled to lead off the game and finished 3-for-4, Stanton, who went 2-for-4, and DJ LeMahieu, who was 2-for-4, accounted for almost all of the offense. “But at the same time, there’s a sense of urgency here that we gotta get it going pretty quickly.” “To be honest, I don’t really look at that and panic, because we’re not so far out of it that playoffs are out of reach,” catcher Kyle Higashioka said. Carlos Rodon took the loss for the Yankees on Friday. With 70 games to go, the Yankees (and Boston) also sit two games behind the Astros for the final wild-card spot. We obviously gotta get the offense going.” But we all know we gotta play better than we’re playing. We don’t have to go on some incredible run. “So I’m not worried about where we are - it’s all there in front of us. “Look, we gotta be better, plain and simple,” manager Aaron Boone said. Kris Bryant watches his home run in the Rockies’ victory against the Yankees. It’s the first time since 1992 that the Yankees have been tied for last place this late in a season, according to Stathead. The loss, coupled with the Red Sox’s win over the Cubs, moved the Yankees into a last-place tie in the AL East. Their offense, led by former Yankees assistant hitting coach Hensley Meulens, crushed three home runs - one off starter Carlos Rodon and two more off the bullpen.
Instead it was the Rockies (35-57), owners of the third-worst record in the majors, who delivered the boom. The Yankees (49-43) led 2-0 after two batters, but managed only six hits the rest of the way and drew just one walk all night in Casey’s first game as hitting coach. The rest of the night, the Yankees’ offense looked a lot like the one they had in the first half of the season.Īfter Giancarlo Stanton’s two-run home run in the first inning, the Yankees went down quietly in a 7-2 loss to the Rockies at Coors Field, opening the second half with a fizzle. Slumping Yankees vet hits rock bottom with five-strikeout nightĭENVER - The Sean Casey era got off to a rousing start Friday … but it only lasted two batters. Yankees waiting for a Gunnar Henderson-like breakout from rookie shortstop
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