Yankees Post Game: 🔥YANKEES EMBARRASSED by Blue Jays! 😡 Aaron Judge Missing, Vlad Jr. OWNS da YANKS?

Yankees Post Game: 🔥YANKEES EMBARRASSED by Blue Jays! 😡 Aaron Judge Missing, Vlad Jr. OWNS da YANKS?

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. needs to be stopped and he needs to be stopped now. Next time he pulls one of these in Yankee Stadium. I want to see a fast ball in his ear hole of his baseball helmet. I want to see Vladimir Guerrero Jr. on his ass ASAP. But I know the soft as puppy Yankees won’t be doing that because they don’t even hold their own team accountable. Here comes the throw to the plate and now it’s high. And he clobers this one to left field and it’s gone. In the air to right field. Judge going back running out of room and it’s gone. Down the line there. So he hit pretty well just to shallow right and it drops. It drops between Chisum and Judge. Good evening and welcome to another installment of the New York Minute Sports Show. Cam Schlitz the bed and where in the world is Aaron Judge? We’ve got highlights. We got Aaron Boon’s postgame press conference. It’s New York Minute Sports. It’s New York sports for New York Nuts. Don’t forget to like. Don’t forget to subscribe. Let’s go. [Music] It’s New York Minute Sports. It’s New York Sports Talk. The sports done. Well, there you have it, folks. All the hallmarks of a perfect divisional loss for the New York Yankees. Thank you for joining us right here on New York Minute Sports. Don’t forget to like. Don’t forget to subscribe. Quick shout out to all my Toronto Blue Jay followers. You’re going to have fun watching this one tonight cuz I’m about to melt down on our captain Aaron Judge. Yeah, that’s right folks, Mr. Untouchable. But where in the world is our captain Aaron Judge? And that play with Jazz Chisum in the outfield tonight is a microcosm as your tenure as a captain on the New York Yankees. Not raising your voice when you should and not taking command of the situation when you should. Two traits of a captain needed and you are lacking on the field and as a captain for the New York Yankees. Where were you tonight? All I see is that other players from other teams and their bigname guys, they always show up on crunch time. Bette Vladimir Guerrero Jr., He owns Yankees Stadium. Bo Bashette, he owns the Yankees. He hits 348 with runners in scoring position against the New York Yankees. And then we got Mr. MVP Aaron Judge. Oh, he’s so great. He’s on the back of every box of cereal. And man, I can’t wait to watch him crush 56 meaningless home runs again and win an MVP with no postseason success. Where has Aaron Judge been in the clutch? Where has Aaron Judge been in big spots for the New York Yankees? I’m really getting sick and tired of biting my lip every time it comes to Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees. It’s like you can’t say anything about him. I posted on New York Minute on Instagram, that’s nei. Guess what? He’s a Yankee like everybody else. And he is a not above criticism, especially on this show where I tell the truth. And I always tell people, if you don’t like the truth about the Yankees, you got the wrong show. Night after night, I give Anthony Vulpi I give Jazz Chisum I give Trent Grisom Everybody gets their fair share. But no, Aaron Judge has a good three months in the beginning of this season and we have to walk on eggshells and not be able to talk about the truth. But guess what? If you’re looking for somebody to lie and be paid off by Major League Baseball and do fluff interviews and give you the fake news about the New York Yankees, you got the wrong show. New York Minute Sports. We give you the raw facts. And the raw facts are Aaron Judge has been on a milk carton. He’s been missing. He’s been MIA. Whatever you want to call him, he’s not around. 20 games before the All-Star break, Aaron Judge had an average of 218. He went 7 for 47 and had 18 strikeouts. the 14 games after the All-Star break, he went eight for 47, 19 strikeouts, and hit 211. Now, since he’s gotten back from the injury, he’s hitting 156, he’s 5 for 41, he’s hitting 156, and for all you analytic nuts out there, he’s got a 250 slugging percentage. So, that’s a 60game span of not showing up for your team. How many times can you recall in the past three months when Aaron Judges had a big hit? The last one I can remember is the home run against Boston in a losing campaign. Trent Gisham, Cody Bellinger, and Jin Carlos Stanton are going to need back surgery after carrying the New York Yankees for the last three months. Aaron Judge, it shouldn’t be up to these guys. It should be up to our MVP who makes $40 million. I didn’t get the time to look it up, but I’d like to see the correlation between teams that have 50 home run hitters every year and how many championship rings do they have? How many championship rings does Barry Bonds have? I’ll wait. Absolutely none. The Blue Jays stars have no problem performing in crunch time, but Aaron Judge completely shrinks in crunch time. He can’t do it in the postseason. And you know what? Yes, he puts up Babe Ruth numbers and he’s been great for the Yankees, but he has no rings and I’m tired of making excuses. Derek Jeter got booed, Mariana Rivera got booed, and this team goes as Aaron Judge goes. I’ve said it on this show before. I’ve never seen a positional player have that much impact on a team. I’ve always seen starting pitchers have that kind of impact on a team. But the Yankees go as Aaron Judge goes. And Trent Gisham, Cody Bellinger, and J Carlos Stan are only going to be able to hold this team for so long until it cracks. The Yankees needed this win tonight and they come out and they completely lay an egg. They dropping balls in the outfield. Aaron Judge isn’t hitting. So my question to you and the Aaron Judge fans is, do you go to Yankee Stadium to watch the Yankees win rings or do you go there to watch Aaron Judge hold up MVP plaques in April? Cuz I’d rather watch them win rings. Now on to the next subject. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. needs to be stopped and he needs to be stopped now. Next time he pulls one of these in Yankee Stadium. [Music] [Applause] I want to see a fast ball in his ear hole of his baseball helmet. I want to see Vladimir Guerrero Jr. on his ass ASAP. But I know the soft as puppy Yankees won’t be doing that because they don’t even hold their own team accountable. Their captain doesn’t even hold their own team accountable and Aaron Baboon buffoon doesn’t even hold his own team accountable. So how can I expect the New York Yankees to throw out a player because they will continue to do this? Nobody is afraid of the New York Yankees anymore, guys. No one’s afraid of the stadium cuz half the people are buying stakes at NY Stakes and are online for two and a half hours to get a beer. There is a million more things to do rather than watch the game. You want to talk about the old stadium and a home field advantage in the old Yankee Stadium compared to this stadium. The old stadium got so much louder. People were locked in. It was before smartphones and you couldn’t just walk around the stadium and watch it from anywhere. So Vladimir Guerrero Jr. next time he does one of these skip scop hibily lops he needs to go on his ass and get thrown at. I don’t care who it is. No one’s scared of Aaron Judge in a big spot. They won’t pitch to him in April, but they definitely will pitch to him in September and in October. These teams are way too comfortable against us and they know that the Yankees won’t hold them accountable by throwing at them. You won’t see the Yankees try to charge the mound or try to get frisky with the other team. You won’t see the Yankees even hold their own team accountable. Their manager and their captain doesn’t even hold their team accountable. So, how can I expect the New York Yankees to throw at Vladimir Guerrero Jr. when he’s running around the field like a complete but that’s only our fault. Talking about Cam Schlitler earlier today, he didn’t have it at all. The Toronto Blue Jays make these guys work so much. You could see Cam Schlitler was getting frustrated. I was getting frustrated on the couch watching these 14 pitch at bats where the Toronto Blue Jays just foul ball off, foul ball off, foul ball off, foul ball off. It’s unbelievable how pesky the Toronto Blue Jays are and get the starting pitcher out of the game. The New York Yankees used to do this in the 90s. What they used to do was foul balls off. They used to work counts and get the starting pitchers pitch count up and get him out of the game. The Toronto Blue Jays bullpen has been a mess for the past three weeks. They’ve been giving up runs left and right. That’s who you need to go. Gossman is a veteran and he is no joke when he is on and he was on tonight. But just a listless, lifeless, hopeless first game against a divisional opponent. Once again, the Yankees have not shown up against the AL East this year. They have got all their wins, what seems like teams against the Nationals and the White Socks. I am not creating this narrative. The Yankees are living this narrative and they’re the only ones that can change it. The Yankees needed this game tonight and I don’t want to hear the Yankees got in at 5 a.m. and Aaron Judge hasn’t played right field in in weeks. Okay, Aaron Judge is the MVP. Pick or choose which one you want. Also, side note, when you talk about the Yankees getting in at 5:00 a.m., Cam Schlitler was sent two days prior to come to New York to get adjusted for tonight’s start. So, I see that didn’t work very well. So, once again, the Yankees Aaron Boon codle players and they completely blows up in their face. So, let’s go to Aaron Boon, Bubbles, Buffoon, Bad Boon, all aboard the excuse train for Aaron Boon’s postgame press conference. But Springer has made Schlitler work throwing a ton of pitches in the short time that he was there. Just what were you seeing as to why he wasn’t able to put guys away tonight? Yeah, I mean, I think credit a lot of really good at bats. I thought his stuff was good. He was in the strike zone. um using his cutter, using his breaking ball, the fast ball had better life to it to me than it did last time. Um you know, it really started from jump. You know, he strikes out Springer, but Springer has a really tough good at bat against him. Same with Barger. Vlad gets the hit and then Bo had just, you know, a long at bat where he’s spoiling tough pitches, breaks his bat, but stays through the ball and just kind of dumps it down. Uh Cam didn’t have it tonight like I said before, but uh you have to sing the praises of Yarboro tonight. That guy has been a godsense. We got him for nothing from the Tampa Bay Rays. He came back from the DL when Cruz came back and tonight was his first appearance. I think they might have even wanted to use Cam as kind of a quasi starter tonight because they knew that they had Yarborough in their back pocket tonight. So that was one good move by Aaron Boon. and I will give him credit where they didn’t dip into the bullpen in a game that you knew was over when it was 4-1. The Yankees need to figure out the Toronto Blue Jays ASAP. The Yankees should follow the blueprint of the Toronto Blue Jays and work at bats like that. I just don’t know if they’re capable of fouling balls off and working counts because that’s what the Yankees need to do. Way too many strikeouts, way too many whiffs tonight. And I know the starter had his stuff, but that is no excuse. If you can make contact, you can foul it off and get that starting pitcher out of the game. It’s simple baseball, man. When you see a guy and he’s got his tonight, yo, guys, start fouling it off. Get his pitch count up. Let’s get him out. I think he was up to 57 pitches in like the seventh inning. That’s that’s crazy. The line and, you know, 40 pitches there in that first. Um, but I just thought they they, you know, they they got they handled some pitches they needed to handle and and made it really long on them. But like stuff-wise, I thought even commandwise it wasn’t off much. It was just outlasting them foul balls, long at bats. No, he had great stuff. And in fact, he probably had one of his best fast balls of the whole year. But the Toronto Blue Jays and their approach at the plate is exactly what you need to do to win in today’s Major League Baseball. Your stars perform in crunch time, which ours don’t. They win games without hitting home runs, which the Yankees don’t. They work counts and get pitchers out of games, which the Yankees don’t. These are two different types of teams. And when they meet, that’s the kind of score you get. Seven to one. Um, you know, so made for a long long two innings. Obviously, it it did seem like a lot of times he was ahead of guys. He was O2 on on several guys that then made him throw a lot of pitches throughout the course of an at bat. Just what does he need to do kind of differently in those spots to to not to to be a little bit more effective? Again, I I thought his stuff was sharp. I mean, that’s that’s a little bit of who they are, you know, is their bat to ball is as a group. Um, is really it’s exactly what I said. That’s who the Blue Jays are. So, it doesn’t matter who’s on the mound. They just keep fouling balls off. The Yankees have the capability of doing that. They have savages in the box, Aaron Boon, and they can foul the ball off. just average between eight to 10 pitches in at bat or try to. And if you remember Yankee fans from the 90s, you remember the Dynasty Yankees, they always took the first pitch. They literally had their feet up on their desk when the first pitch came down because if it’s a ball, good. You’re already ahead of schedule. If it’s a strike, all right, let me get down to work. And we already got one pitch already on his on his tally. So, the New York Yankees do not do that. They do not work pesky at bats. And I’m not talking about them changing into their Toronto Blue Jays overnight, but at least if you see something working, try it really good. And and I I thought they just put tough at batsaw on him where, you know, I don’t think the execution was terrible. um you know it now when you have stuff like him if you you’re executing at the highest level there you’re going to have success but um you know it was a little bit of them you know just putting on long at bats against him. What did you think of the job even though you guys wound up not getting the win but that Yar bro did coming in and kind of settling things. Yeah, I mean it was huge. Um really big. I mean look that’s you know Yarps we missed him while he was out. um he provided such so many different roles. This role he’s he started, you know, pitched in leverage at times. So for him to go out and do that, especially, you know, having gone through the bullpen a little bit the last few days, um obviously this is a game we want wanted to win, but um you know, that outing goes a long way and helped kind of reset you a little bit going into tomorrow. So, the way that the Yankees are going to try to spin this one is that Cam Schlitler slit the bed in the beginning of the game. So, the game was done then. All right. So, you could spin it the other way is that you just got your ass kicked again by a divisional opponent at home. Aaron Boon, this is no urgency. It’s just another day in the office for Aaron Boone. The way that the Angus look at losses, it doesn’t matter. It’s just a loss. Doesn’t matter who it’s against. Eh, doesn’t matter. It matters. These guys are in first place. After tonight’s loss, the Yankees are four games out of first place now. We’re hopefully we can go grab one. Andy, what do you think? What do you think causes it when a guy throwing 98 100 with life and keeps getting fouled back like that? He’s obviously not the only hard throwing guy that happens has happened to, but it it would seem like those pitchers would miss bats. Yeah. I mean, they they drive nice cars, too, you know. I mean, and that’s who they are, you know, as a drive nice cars, too. Saying that they’re professional athletes as well. Yeah. And by the way, who is this reporter? He This guy, I got to find out his name. He’s always choking whenever he asks a question. By the way, 17 and23 record against the AL East this season. I think the stat guy heard me while I was complaining about the performance of the New York Yankees against the AL East. I mean, they they drive nice cars, too, you know? I mean, and that’s who they are, you know, as a as an offense. Like, they they’re they’re a really good offense. Like the us and them, that’s two really good offenses going at it. We’re both a little bit different. Um, but they, you know, they got a number of hitters in there that are Aaron Boon. The Toronto Blue Jays and the Yankees offense is not a little different. It’s a lot different. Toronto plays small ball, which won the Yankees most of their championships in the ’90s. The style of play that you guys play is station to station and home run ball. So, yeah, you might both be at the top of the offensive production in all of Major League Baseball, but you’re not similar in any fashion. Okay? They have pros that perform in the big spot. We don’t. They have pitchers that show up in the big spot. We don’t. They sackfly. They move runners over. They hit the ball to second when the Manfred runner’s on. They hit the ball to the second baseman when the Manfred runner’s on They hit the ball to second when the Manfred runner’s on second in extra innings to move them over and score a run. They do the small things that you need to do to win major league baseball games. And the Yankees don’t do small things. They do the big things really well, but they don’t field well. They don’t hit singles well. They don’t manufacture runs well. really good back to ball. Um, and tonight they they were able to spoil tough pitches. I I I thought they fouled off some pitches that were executed when he was ahead to just lengthen the at bat to finally get on something they can. Um, you know, and it just made it long, you know, more than anything. What’s your limit or the limit on pitches in an inning like safety wise? Were you right up at 40ish? Yeah, that was his last hitter. Yeah. Yeah. Well, there you have it. Aaron Boone postgame press conference. I really don’t have much more to say. This is exactly what we’ve seen all season long and nothing will change until nothing changes with the New York Yankees. I guess the Yankees just aren’t tired of getting their brains beat in by the AL East yet. And you know, hopefully, let’s just go into delusion land for a second here. Hopefully, the New York Yankees are due for wins against the AL East. And maybe those wins will come when the Yankees get to the playoffs because let’s not play stupid here. The Yankees are going to get to the playoffs uh this year. But the Toronto Blue Jays, if we see them at any point in the playoffs, they own us right now. The Boston Red Sox own the New York Yankees right now. And the only people that can change that are the New York Yankees. And that’s it. So there you have it, folks. That’s all I got. We’ll see you tomorrow night in the Bronx for game two of the Toronto Blue Jays and the New York Yankees. Let’s see who’s going. Let’s see who’s pitching tomorrow. All right, so there you have it. Aaron Boone’s postgame press conference and the New York Yankees will try to win one tomorrow at 1:00 in the Bronx at the stadium with Luis Heel going. Luis Heel has been knocking the rust off since the injury. And with every start that he’s had, he’s gotten better and better, but I’m telling you right now, the New York Yankees might have some trouble with Chris Basset going for the Toronto Blue Jays tomorrow. This guy is a crafty veteran. He throws every single pitch and the kitchen sink. I think he even has seven pitches he can throw at any point. and he has done very well along with everybody else in the AL East against the New York Yankees. Sorry I’m being a Debbie Downer tonight, but I am not going to mince words. I’m not going to act like I’m not reality. And we give you the truth right here. New York Minute Sports. It’s New York Sports for New York Nuts. And remember, if you can’t be good, be bad, baby. Bye. That was a long one. [Music]

Another brutal night in the Bronx. The Yankees get embarrassed by the Blue Jays AGAIN — and I’ve had it with Aaron Judge shrinking in big moments. Where is the captain when this team needs him most?

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. dances on Yankee Stadium like he owns it, Bo Bichette rakes with RISP, and the Yankees look like a soft, lifeless group with no accountability. Cam Schlittler couldn’t get it done, Aaron Boone makes excuses, and Judge continues to vanish in crunch time.

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⏱ Timestamped Chapters

00:00 Vladimir Guerrero Jr. needs to be stopped
01:25 Yankees’ divisional loss recap
03:10 Where is Aaron Judge?
06:45 Judge’s 60-game slump by the numbers
09:20 MVP vs. rings: what matters more?
11:15 Vlad Jr. dances on Yankee Stadium
13:40 Boone’s excuse train after the loss
15:55 Blue Jays’ winning formula vs Yankees’ failures
18:30 Yankees vs AL East record (17–23)
21:10 Looking ahead: Luis Gil vs. Chris Bassitt
23:00 Final thoughts – truth about the Yankees