Aaron Boone Breaks Silence: What Really Went Wrong Behind Yankees’ Shocking 4-Error Collapse Against Blue Jays
Some errors were worse than others, but looking at them all together paints a picture of a team leaving Toronto with numerous regrets.
That four-error total doesn’t even count a ball that right fielder Cody Bellinger lost in the night sky. Balls that fielders lose track of — due to the sun, lights or something else — are rarely recorded as errors. This play was scored as a triple for Blue Jays infielder Ernie Clement.
Even casual baseball fans are likely aware of the Yankees’ defensive woes at this point. Their infamous meltdown in Game 5 of last year’s World Series left a mark, and two brutal series against the Blue Jays in the past month have cemented that reputation for many, especially the club’s own fans.
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