The New York Yankees are facing difficulties as the season progresses, now trailing six and a half games behind the Blue Jays in the AL East. Poor performance from pitchers and an inability to score runs have contributed to their downward slide. Several pitchers, including newly acquired Jake Bird and closer Devin Williams, who has struggled with a 5.44 ERA, are expected to be let go during the offseason. The Yankees' current pitching depth is lacking, impacting their overall performance and future roster decisions.
Fate in the Bronx right now is thinning, as August settles in, with the New York Yankees on a slide, and pitchers playing their way to unemployment.
Yankees pitchers have not been quality, and many acquired as valuable pieces are failing to produce, likely leading to their exit before 2026.
Closer Devin Williams was acquired as a top closer, but his 5.44 ERA and inconsistent performance have made him a candidate for being out of New York.
The Yankees currently sit six and a half games behind the Toronto Blue Jays in the American League East, struggling to score runs and make plays.
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