Yankees seeking to rekindle offense against Phillies
The New York Yankees continue to search for answers offensively as they open a 10-game road trip with a matchup against the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday. Yankees seeking to rekindle offense against Phillies The Yankees split a doubleheader with the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday, although they scored in just two of their 18 innings that day. New York dropped the opener 5-3, managing only six hits in the process, while the nightcap resulted in an uninspiring 2-0 triumph. “We’ve got to improve ,” manager Aaron Boone said. “I feel like I’ve said that a lot here over the last month. We know we’ve got to produce better offensively, and consistently, night in and night out. We’re working to get that done. For us to reach our peak, we’ve got to get some guys going and be more consistent.” New York continues to play without star outfielder Aaron Judge, who has been out since May 31 with a fractured right rib. “It’s Aaron Judge; it’s a massive presence,” Boone said. “But again, he’s not there right …

