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"The American League Stinks": Yankees' Low Quality Covered Up by Lack of Competition Claims New York Radio Hosts


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Published in Sports and Competition on Friday, March 7th 2025 at 15:26 GMT by EssentiallySports   Print publication without navigation

  • The New York Yankees are no strangers to criticism, but this time, the debate hits differently. The post "The American League Stinks": Yankees' Low Quality Covered Up by Lack of Competition Claims New York Radio Hosts appeared first on EssentiallySports.

The article discusses the critical views of New York radio hosts, Craig Carton and Evan Roberts, on the current state of the American League in Major League Baseball. They argue that the league's competitive level has significantly dropped, making it easier for teams like the New York Yankees to appear more successful than they might be in a more competitive environment. Carton and Roberts highlighted the lack of formidable opponents, with the exception of teams like the Texas Rangers, suggesting that the Yankees' mediocre performance is being masked by the overall poor quality of competition within the league. They expressed frustration over the Yankees' inability to capitalize on this situation to perform better, pointing out that even with a less challenging league, the team has not lived up to expectations.

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