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Jul 10

The Yankees runs per game, including this contest, beginning the day following that split Yankee/Shea Stadium day-night double-header:

June 28th: 3 runs
June 29th: 1 run
June 30th: 1 run
July 1st: 2 runs
July 2nd: 18 runs – Thank you, Warner Madrigal.
July 3rd: 0 runs
July 4th: 4 runs
July 5th: 2 runs
July 6th: 5 runs (in 10 innings)
July 8th: 5 runs
July 9th: 2 runs (in 10 innings)
July 10th: 2 runs

That’s 12 games in total – and, where New York has scored 2 runs or less in 7 of the 12 games. (And, in 8 of the 12 games they have scored 3 runs or less.)

Some offense, huh? The Yankees are very lucky that they have won 6 of these 12 games.

With a better offensive effort, they might have won 11 of the 12 games. Really. No kidding.

What a waste.

3 Responses to “July 10th @ The Pirates”

  1. Joel Says:

    They need a bat. Cashman has to make a move to shake up this offense. Sometimes you make a move just to change the karma.

  2. Raf Says:

    With the lineup they ran out there, it should come as no surprise that they lost.

  3. July 11th @ The Blue Jays : WasWatching.com Says:

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