I'm not really paying attention to (major league) baseball this year, so I should probably leave this to Scott, but, as a query:
For all team that was supposed to have had a major improvement in its middle relief this year, the Yankees appear to have given up a large number (>=7) of runs in the middle and late innings this year.
Is Alan Greenspan the Yankee pitching coach, and assuring the von Steingrabbers that such "bubbles" are 'Once in a Century' moments?
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