2022 Yankees

They are pathetic. There is nothing worse than rooting for a team that underachieves year after year. Been a fan since 1960 and I'm very close to uninterested at this point (and I still root for the Knicks!)
 
mjmaherjr said:
I figured this was just St. John’s paranoia yankee fan anger but spoke to bunch of my non St. John’s friends who are yankee fans last night and I’ve never seen them so angry every one of them is beyond pissed and all want Boone gone plus bunch of players
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We need our version of Steve Cohen to buy the team. Hal just doesn't care, and he's certainly not going to pay two people to do the same job, meaning, unless Cashman decides not to return when his contract expires next year, I expect him and Boone to be back next season, regardless of how the year ends.

The loss of Benintendi might be the final straw. He's been one of the few guys getting the job done lately, and he brings the speed element, which we don't have (not to mention, he's a lefty hitter - we don't have a lot of those, either).
 
SJU61982 said:
We need our version of Steve Cohen to buy the team. Hal just doesn't care, and he's certainly not going to pay two people to do the same job, meaning, unless Cashman decides not to return when his contract expires next year, I expect him and Boone to be back next season, regardless of how the year ends.

The loss of Benintendi might be the final straw. He's been one of the few guys getting the job done lately, and he brings the speed element, which we don't have (not to mention, he's a lefty hitter - we don't have a lot of those, either).
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if you guys had a choice of a new manager who would it be ? My friends didnt really have any top ideas last night they all just said anyone but Boone. They were kinda down on Cashman too but not nearly as much as Boone
 
mjmaherjr said:
if you guys had a choice of a new manager who would it be ? My friends didnt really have any top ideas last night they all just said anyone but Boone. They were kinda down on Cashman too but not nearly as much as Boone
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I like Boone, for the most part. Yes, he's a front man for the GM and owner, but that's the only way he could get/keep the job. No false pretenses, there.

I don't think a managerial change will be made, since Boone signed a four year contract in the offseason. The last person who was paid to not manage the Yankees was Stump Merrill, after he was fired in 1991. As ugly as the exits of Showalter, Torre, and Girardi might have been, they were all let go at the end of their contracts, so they weren't owed a penny.

If I had a pick at a new manager, I'm looking at three people: Ozzie, Bobby V., and Beltran. Mostly because I am through playing Mr. Nice Guy. In the case of the first two, I'm also intrigued by the fact that they have no prior history with the Yankees. Ideally, I want somebody from the outside, because I want to change the way things are done around here.
 
SJU61982 said:
We need our version of Steve Cohen to buy the team. Hal just doesn't care, and he's certainly not going to pay two people to do the same job, meaning, unless Cashman decides not to return when his contract expires next year, I expect him and Boone to be back next season, regardless of how the year ends.

The loss of Benintendi might be the final straw. He's been one of the few guys getting the job done lately, and he brings the speed element, which we don't have (not to mention, he's a lefty hitter - we don't have a lot of those, either).
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Uninspiring. So hard to watch

yes losing Benintendi could the last straw. Carpenter was a big loss also. Rizzo also hurt

it’s sad but severely doubt Hal will cut ties with Boone. He’s signed for two more years
 
It is time for Cashman to go also. Doing these changes at this time of year will do no good. I doubt there is any viable one on the coaching staff right now who can replace Boone and make a difference.
 
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SJU61982 said:
I like Boone, for the most part. Yes, he's a front man for the GM and owner, but that's the only way he could get/keep the job. No false pretenses, there.

I don't think a managerial change will be made, since Boone signed a four year contract in the offseason. The last person who was paid to not manage the Yankees was Stump Merrill, after he was fired in 1991. As ugly as the exits of Showalter, Torre, and Girardi might have been, they were all let go at the end of their contracts, so they weren't owed a penny.

If I had a pick at a new manager, I'm looking at three people: Ozzie, Bobby V., and Beltran. Mostly because I am through playing Mr. Nice Guy. In the case of the first two, I'm also intrigued by the fact that they have no prior history with the Yankees. Ideally, I want somebody from the outside, because I want to change the way things are done around here.
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Beltran would be intriguing but hell no to that jerk Bobby V. (Boston made that mistake and no thanks to having a guy who just wants to show how much smarter he is than everyone when he is not which is what Cashman has become) nor Ozzie.
 
SJU85 said:
Beltran would be intriguing but hell no to that jerk Bobby V. (Boston made that mistake and no thanks to having a guy who just wants to show how much smarter he is than everyone when he is not which is what Cashman has become) nor Ozzie.
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There has to be someone out there that has some experience
 
game 133. boone is a jenious for batting $99 foist in the order. 53. 53. 53
3 and 0 count. headhunting.
 
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There was not much difference in this game, then the one's we lost, in terms of performance.

However, it was a very important win, because it gives us a 4 game loss column lead over Tampa Bay, with only 3 left against them. The goal now is to stay at that level until next weekend's series, because after that, Tampa plays 15 of their final 24 games against either Houston or Toronto.
 
A win is a win is a win........ But, geez, can somebody, anybody get a hit with RISP? The downfall of this team. What the hell were the Yankees thinking challenging the play near the screen when there were obviously no camera shots? This team is doomed to a first round exit.
 
Urshela's had a solid year with the Twins. .265 average, 22 doubles, 11 hrs and 53 rbis.
 
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