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The Yankees and Mets have their loyal supporters questioning their fandom
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New York Amsterdam News
The 3-1 Yankees loss put the home team on the brink of elimination when they hosted the Red Sox in Game 2 last night (Wednesday).
The Yankees ended the regular season with a 94-68 record, tied with the 94-68 Toronto Blue Jays for the best record in the American League East.
The Red Sox finished third in the AL East at 89-73 and came into the Bronx unnerved.
Yankees manager Aaron Boone and right fielder Aaron Judge are the two Yankees under the most scrutiny.
Conversely, Red Sox manager Alex Cora stayed with Crochet through 117 pitches before calling on Chapman.