For a day the Yankees showed they might be on to something
For a day, the “run it back” Yankees looked like they quieted their critics for a night. The Bomber offense got to two-time All-Star and San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb in the second inning—gashing San Fran for five runs on five hits. The Yankees ended up winning by a score of 7-0 and the biggest takeaway from game one of 162 is the Yankees won a game convincingly without hitting a single home run in the game. How long will that last? Who knows, but baseball’s number one run scoring offense a season ago opened 2026 with quite a glowing first impression. And Aaron Judge had as bad a night at the plate as you could have on Opening Day. The Yankee captain went 0-5 with four strike outs and didn’t look like he had his timing all the way there just yet. Not to worry it’s still March, the two-time reigning American League MVP will be fine. No need to boo number 99 for one bad game. The brand of baseball the Bombers showcased on Opening Day by the Bay is a brand that the biggest cri...