While Yankees Show Painfully Mediocre Results, Blue Jays Surge To Top Of AL East
The post While Yankees Show Painfully Mediocre Results, Blue Jays Surge To Top Of AL East appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Toronto Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. celebrates after a baseball game against the New York … More Yankees Friday, April 25, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. There was a time when you would hear things like if you gave the Yankees an opening or an opportunity, they often took it and rolled towards beating an opponent no matter the quality of the team across the field. These days it is not hard to think the Yankees are the ones giving their opponents those opportunities to get the win and eventually capitalize on any little mistake. Of late, the team fitting the description of what the Yankees from the first five seasons of Joe Torre’s tenure and in other seasons achieved is the Toronto Blue Jays. It is easy to think it since in a span of 24 days the Blue Jays massively seized on any kind of mistake ranging from mislocated pitches, errors and sub-par defense that did not go down as errors due to rules or other reasons. While the Yankees’ 52 errors are 30 fewer than the MLB-worst Red Sox, seven were in the series, including four on Wednesday. In the previous visit to Toronto when the Yankees were swept in four straight right before visiting the Mets, they committed four, giving them 11 in the past seven encounters with the Blue Jays. And to break it down a little further, the Yankees were charged with 24 errors in their first 55 games when they sped out to a 35-20 record and seven-game lead through May 28. Since then, they are 21-26 with 28 errors in that span and 17 in the other games not against the Blue Jays in which the Yankees are 21-19. Which leads…
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Toronto Blue Jays’ Vladimir Guerrero Jr. celebrates after a baseball game against the New York … More Yankees Friday, April 25, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. There was a time when you would hear things like if you gave the Yankees an opening or an opportunity, they often took it and rolled towards beating an opponent no matter the quality of the team across the field. These days it is not hard to think the Yankees are the ones giving their opponents those opportunities to get the win and eventually capitalize on any little mistake. Of late, the team fitting the description of what the Yankees from the first five seasons of Joe Torre’s tenure and in other seasons achieved is the Toronto Blue Jays. It is easy to think it since in a span of 24 days the Blue Jays massively seized on any kind of mistake ranging from mislocated pitches, errors and sub-par defense that did not go down as errors due to rules or other reasons. While the Yankees’ 52 errors are 30 fewer than the MLB-worst Red Sox, seven were in the series, including four on Wednesday. In the previous visit to Toronto when the Yankees were swept in four straight right before visiting the Mets, they committed four, giving them 11 in the past seven encounters with the Blue Jays. And to break it down a little further, the Yankees were charged with 24 errors in their first 55 games when they sped out to a 35-20 record and seven-game lead through May 28. Since then, they are 21-26 with 28 errors in that span and 17 in the other games not against the Blue Jays in which the Yankees are 21-19. Which leads…
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