It’s official; the Yankees have gone as far as they possibly can on unproven, non-major league ready pitching. For the foreseeable future, Domingo German ended his Yankees season when he allowed five hits and four runs in only 3.2 innings to the NL East last-place Mets.
That’s right, the club that refuses to part with the likes of Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard (who earned the win on Friday night) is now 40-55 on the season, two games behind Derek Jeter’s Marlins for fourth-place.
Optimistic Yankee fans will point out German’s six hitless innings against the Indians in his first career start.