YES Network’s Michael Kaye and David Kohn second Yankees’ Aaron Boone after another crushing loss to the Red Sox

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The numbers never lie, and for the New York Yankees, that’s not good news.

The club headed to Fenway Park on Thursday seven games again in the Eastern Conference.

He left Boston after Sunday’s 5-4 loss to the Red Sox nine games again.

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Dropping three of four games to the top spot of the Red Sox could be the final blow for manager Aaron Boone and his company, who look nothing like the World Championship contenders many have expected them to be this season.

YES Network’s Michael Kay and David Kohn put a hat on the Yankees’ lost team this weekend in Boston by second-guess Boone, who seemed to be outdone by Red Sox captain Alex Cora, especially when it came to management as Domingo German was flirting on the day. Harmless Sunday.

Kai: “It’s obviously very hard to digest and there’s a lot of things to take apart. I’ll start with you, David. You know, we were doing calculus in the cabin between the seventh and eighth inning. The German (Domingo) had 90 pitches. From In order for him to deal with not being hit, he’ll go to places they don’t want him to deal wisely. So I was just wondering, why would we even let him start the eighth inning where he gave up that multiplier to start it?”

Kuhn: “Yeah, he’s curious. I mean, we’re not privy to all the information in that cache or in that directory, who’s available, who’s been kidnapped and who’s not. But with all that said, it looked like he’d hit the German and get more from him, pressing another pair of him and possibly trying to get away from (Aroldis) Chapman. (Chad) Greene has never heated up either. Using (Jonathan) Loaisiga again, two days in a row after coming off COVID IL was curious in my mind. So definitely, I should Being there, you’ve got to have the inside info on why he’d want to do this kind of bullpen management. But still, you’re kind of playing with fire pushing Domingo Germain so far, having not started in over a month.”

Kai: “So your gut feeling wasn’t about not hitting. Was this just trying to get out?”

The Cone: “Yeah. It was just trying out and trying to figure out running the bulls in the long run, because I don’t think there was any way you could imagine that Domingo German would have had six more teams without getting up a 120 or 130 pitch pitch.”

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