With the New York Yankees coming off back-to-back wins against the Kansas City Royals to keep their slim playoff hopes alive for the time being, I figured it was time to break out the second Yankees Roundtable Discussion of the season.
Allow me to introduce you to my fellow Yankee writers who will be participating in this edition of Bombers Banter: Matthew Goodman, Colin Linneweber, and Adam Mayerhoff (Jersey).
If you're a top Yankee writer who was left out of this discussion, don't worry, it's probably because you were included in the last Bombers Banter, and I just wanted to give some new people a shot at contributing.
Those writers who took part in the first roundtable will be notified once again for the next discussion. As always, if you'd like to get involved, just post a comment here or shoot me an e-mail.
This discussion will center on the Yanks' recent struggles and their chances of getting back into the pennant race.
Enjoy and feel free to comment.
Question: Things have spiraled out of control for the Yankees since their eight-game winning streak to open the second half of the season. What can be done to turn things around and get the team back in contention for a playoff berth?
Matthew Goodman: The injuries to Evan Longoria and Carl Crawford have opened a small window for the Yankees to claw their way into the playoffs. But if the Bombers are going to advance to the postseason, they need to get more consistent with their offensive production.
The rotation has done as well as it can, considering all of the injuries. Plus, Phil Hughes has been pitching well and could provide some stability in only a week or two. The bullpen, despite recent hiccups, has been a team





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