I recently read an article containing interviews with fans bitching about the 2024 price increases. Oh, the pissing and moaning about paying more for next year with the awful product on the field now and little hope for a quick turnaround. And yet, and yet, every fan admitted they would re-up for 2024.

THAT'S how it's acceptable. Keep feeding the trust fund babies, buy the over-priced tickets and food and parking and crappy merch, they're laughing their asses off at you.

Robert Malchman

Aug 27, 2023

We play today; we lose today.

Also, if the Yankees have a no-beard policy because it looks too sloppy, why is there no must-t-shirt policy? Rodon needs to put a t-shirt on under that uni top. Voit also looked horse-apples without a t-shirt. I can't imagine wearing a knit uniform top without an undershirt -- the texture would be horrible, and there would be sweat pouring down my torso. Ick.

Robert Malchman

Aug 28, 2023

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I wish they played sloopy -- at least sloopy hangs on!

(Sorry, I couldn't resist.)

Paul Semendinger

Aug 27, 2023

How many losses can there be before big changes are made?

The Yankees are 7-17 in August.

They are 17-32 since July 1.

How is this acceptable?

sfs1944

Aug 27, 2023

Replying to

Paul, this is all on Hal. Any chance of change like everything else with the Yanks will only be made when he says so, period

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