The only mantra for the Yankees now is CHANGE
No more excuses. No shoulda, woulda, coulda. No “the roof open kind of killed us.” No that bad call changed the series. No, we were so close to making this a series. None of that. No more excuses. Isn’t that what the Yankees themselves proclaimed on Opening Day earlier this year in front of all us fans? There is now less room than there was before. The way the Yankees 2022 season came to a close should tell Hal Steinbrenner all he needs to know about the state of his ballclub. Now, it's time for change! Whether that includes the decision makers like Brian Cashman and his front office staff or the man delivering the data from the front office, the manager Aaron Boone, time will tell, but the players on the field do need to change. Say what you will about both Boone and Cashman—they aren’t playing the in the games. The players are and the players need to be better. No amount of health would have saved this Yankee team from the result Houston dished out. As good as D.J. LeMahieu or