MLB Network analyst Al Leiter talks to The Post’s Justin Terranova about the Yankees’ demise, the Red Sox’s David Price dilemma and the plight of the starting pitcher.
Q: Do you think the criticism of Aaron Boone was fair?
A: Not even 1 percent. It wasn’t his fault at all. It’s not like I am coming from the ’60s or ’70s, I last pitched in 2006. You’re a starting pitcher and there’s a reason why you are a starting pitcher — you have plus-stuff, two secondary pitches, you’re better than just about everybody else in the bullpen.