Yankees struggle as Boone remains confident amid team slump

The New York Yankees have lost 10 of their last 12 games, continuing a challenging stretch. Their offense, averaging only 2.95 runs per game since mid-June, has been further impacted by the absences of key players Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton. In a recent loss to the Tampa Bay Rays, Yankees manager Aaron Boone expressed confidence in the team’s approach, despite their historic strikeout struggle, marking 17 strikeouts in consecutive games. Boone emphasized the need to improve situational hitting while maintaining that an overhaul is unnecessary. The Yankees look to address their offensive woes moving forward.

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