Ryan McMahon shows improvement for Yankees in May performance

Ryan McMahon has shown signs of improvement for the New York Yankees throughout May. After starting the season with a.167 average, he raised it to.244 for the month, alongside an increase in OPS to.711. Key adjustments include a decrease in ground balls and a rise in opposite-field hits, indicating a potential return to form. Despite experiencing a rough stretch in May with 24 consecutive at-bats without a hit, McMahon's performance has placed him around league average with four home runs and a strong showing with runners in scoring position. As the season progresses, it remains to be seen how his performance will shape in the second half, where he historically struggles.

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