Gary Sanchez wouldn’t listen to former Yankees manager Joe Girardi during the 2017 season, so what makes anyone think The Kraken will heed Girardi’s warning now?
Following a performance to forget during Wednesday’s 8-2 loss to the A’s — one in which Sanchez allowed two past balls and was involved in two wild pitches, all in the first inning — Girardi, the man that managed the Yanks to a 910-710 record from 2008-2017, offered a bit of advice for his former pupil.
Appearing on MLB Network’s “High Heat” with Chris “Mad Dog” Russo, Girardi believes Sanchez’s issues stem from “his base.