While LeMahieu certainly has plenty of company in his recent struggles, the Yankees desperately need him to start looking like his old self.
The brutal stretch in which DJ LeMahieu finds himself is beginning to mirror last year’s late-season skid.That might make the veteran infielder’s current slump even more worrisome, and while LeMahieu certainly, the Yankees desperately need him to start looking like his old self.
Still, the Yankees believe LeMahieu’s issues are more mechanical than anything physical, continuing to insist he is healthy — at least according to what the 34-year-old tells them.JASON SZENES FOR THE NEW YORK POST “DJ started off the year extremely well,” Lawson said. “His load has changed a little bit. It’s caused him to come off the ball a little earlier. I would say that [Sunday] in the cage, it was especially good, so I’m hoping we’re taking steps forward in getting him back on the ball, staying on the ball, being able to drive back through the middle the way he’s always done.
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