With the second half of Major League Baseball approaching, the New York Yankees are attempting to turn around their season.
The Yankees’ general manager, Brian Cashman, fired hitting coach Dillon Lawson following their 7–4 loss on Sunday, July 9. Lawson was serving as hitting coach for the second time.
Sean Casey, a first baseman with experience in Major League Baseball, was hired by the Yankees to serve as the team’s new hitting coach.
The Yankees’ team batting average at the end of the first half of the season was.231, per MLB.com. In contrast, the Texas Rangers have a.274 batting average.
So far this season, the Yankees have scored 400 runs in 91 games. In 91 games, the Rangers have scored 531 runs.
The Yankees are sched The Yankees salary would not reflect the kind of standings position they now occupy if high player payrolls had any bearing on baseball standings.
The Yankees payroll is projected by Fangraphs to be $274 million, which is $1 million more than the third of the four MLB Luxury Tax criteria.
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Casey is aware of what it takes to be successful in the major leagues of baseball.
When it came to hitting fundamentals, Casey was an expert in the game. His patience at the plate was exceptional, his swing was sweet, and his contact rate was quite good.
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