Yankees struggle offensively amid injuries to key players

The New York Yankees are experiencing a severe offensive slump as the team plays against the Toronto Blue Jays. Since the All-Star Break, the Yankees are averaging just 3.15 runs per game and hitting.203. This hitting drought coincides with prolonged absences from Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger, and Giancarlo Stanton, leaving a gap in the lineup. The team’s pitching staff, boasting a solid 2.89 ERA since mid-season, has been unable to compensate for the faltering offense, which ranks second-worst in baseball. George Lombard Jr. has stood out as the most consistent contributor in the batting order.

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