After this afternoon’s 5-4 loss to the Red Sox, it might be time for the Yankees to sell. There’s no momentum to be found, and they have an average starting rotation at best and a dismal lineup of botched prospects and bad contracts to boot. Just a dumpster fire of a year in the Bronx. The Red Sox were losing 4-0 to the Yankees with ZERO hits going into the 8th inning.The Red Sox beat the Yankees, 5-4 🤯 @BRWalkoff pic.twitter.com/B2vUccAkfS— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) July 25, 2021 The Yankees stole yesterday’s game down three coming into the ninth on an improbable Rougned Odor two-run double, and then followed with a botched eighth and ninth inning tonight. Today’s letdown was merely a microcosm of the season — wild disappointment, followed by a surprising yet refreshing win, all to collapse with an on-the-field fart of a finale. And for those counting, the Yankees are spending just north of $203 million. That means they have little wiggle room for roster tweaks, and if they do, such tweaks pretty much have to pay off immediately. Going over the $210 million mark creates a luxury tax, and no team would want to cross that line […]