The 2024 Yankees boasted a strong offensive lineup, ranking second in MLB with a 117 wRC+ and averaging 5.03 runs per game. However, they faced a major drawback with their struggle against left-handed pitching, managing a 107 wRC+. Although top players like Aaron Judge and Juan Soto performed well against southpaws, the rest of the lineup suffered. To remedy this flaw, they have brought in Cody Bellinger and veteran Paul Goldschmidt, both of whom have shown effectiveness against lefties, as they strive to enhance their overall performance and playoff prospects.
The 2024 Yankees showcased a potent offense, ranking 2nd in MLB with a 117 wRC+, but struggled significantly against left-handed pitching, exposing a crucial weakness.
Despite being a top offense, the Yankees' inability to hit left-handed pitchers was glaring, with three players boosting their overall wRC+ against southpaws, leaving others underwhelming.
Cody Bellinger, while a lefty, showed potential against southpaws despite his struggles with walks, while Paul Goldschmidt delivered a commendable performance against lefties.
The Yankees' attempts to address their struggles against left-handed pitchers brought in Cody Bellinger and veteran Paul Goldschmidt, who demonstrated effectiveness against southpaws last season.
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