Yankees need to move on from these three players

With their victory over the New York Mets, the New York Yankees ended a tedious six-game losing streak. If it feels like “deja vu all over again,” that’s probably because it is. This was their second six-game losing streak in a matter of weeks; however, the circumstances couldn’t be more different.  In the prior losing streak, the team couldn’t seem to put the bat to the ball, scoring six runs over that six-game span (seven over seven games if you include their one unearned run from their victory over the Kansas City Royals). The pitching, on the other hand, was efficient. In the latter six-game span, the pitching (and not to mention the defense) was atrocious, surrendering 54 runs. Regardless of who and what, New York had some rather clear underperformers setting the tone for what was another miserable stretch. We can easily blame the losses on bad starts from Carlos Rodon and Will Warren, the bullpen dumpster fire brought on by Luke Weaver and Jonathan Loaisiga as well as the less-than-reliable bats of bacRead More