The New York Yankees will face the Toronto Blue Jays in the Bronx on Monday night. They are aiming to rebound after a poor road trip, having gone 2-7 in their last nine games. Their most recent game saw them lose to the New York Mets 7-6.
Ryan McMahon, who had one stolen base in four at-bats in the loss against the Mets, will not be in the starting lineup for Monday’s game.
Yankees’ Lineup and McMahon’s Season Stats
The Yankees’ lineup for the game against the Blue Jays has been announced. It includes Paul Goldschmidt at first base, Ben Rice as designated hitter, and Aaron Judge in right field, among others.
McMahon is in his second season with the Yankees. The 2024 MLB All-Star is batting .183 with 22 hits, three home runs, 13 RBIs, 11 runs and two stolen bases in 44 games this season.
Fan Reactions to McMahon’s Performance
There has been recent fan discussion regarding McMahon’s contributions to the team.
- One fan questioned McMahon’s future as the starting third baseman.
- Another highlighted his defensive abilities but expressed concerns about his overall performance.
- One fan pointed out his $16 million salary, declining defence, and low contact quality.
Some fans have listed McMahon as one of the Yankees’ current problems.
Yankees’ Current Standing
Despite recent struggles, the Yankees hold second place in the American League East. Their record stands at 28-19 after 47 games. At home in the Bronx, they are 14-6 in 20 games.