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This wasn't a bad time for the Red Sox to roll into the Bronx. The Yankees needed something to jolt them out of a haze of careless errors and rafts of runners left in scoring position.
"Well, that is my hope. That we start playing better baseball," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said as Boston arrived for a three-game series. "The Red Sox are obviously a very talented team and we're hoping it brings out the best in us.
"We have not played very well in the last week-and-a-half, two weeks."
Girardi's club had lost six of its last nine games entering Friday night, and the Yanks had committed 12 errors in their last seven games – not to mention a few baserunning blunders and defensive lapses that fail to appear in box scores.
"We're not firing on all cylinders either," Red Sox manager Terry Francona said.
But at least the Red Sox had rebounded from their dreadful start, with Adrian Gonzalez mashing the ball and Carl Crawford finally starting to hit his stride.
The Red Sox were 0-6 to start the season, until the Yankees arrived at Fenway Park and dropped two of three games. Whether or not the Yanks helped light that spark under the Red Sox, the atmosphere generated by the rivalry might serve to shake either club out of a fog.Cheap Dell 6400 Battery, , Dell d830 Batteries "Anytime you add what these two teams bring when they're on the field together — from the fans, to the excitement and all that comes with this — that stuff makes the game," Jason Varitek said. "Can you raise your level of play? I'm not sure, but all that can certainly help."
The Yankees failed to help themselves in losing two of three games against the Royals. In Wednesday's extra-inning loss, the Yanks left 15 men on base and were 2-for-16 with runners in scoring position. Thursday's loss featured two errors in Kansas City's six-run second inning.
"Sometimes they're just physical errors. Sometimes guys can be frustrated about the way their season's going, or their at-bats that day — it can be a number of different things," Girardi said in a general response to the club's recent lapses.
Mostly, Girardi felt it might be caused by a player being overanxious to make something happen.
"You try to diagnose every [poor play] and why it happened," Girardi said. "But I don't think any of us can exactly tell where it stems from."
Still, the manager did not push the issue under the clubhouse rug.
"We talked on Sunday," Girardi said of addressing the state of the Yankees play while in Texas, where they concluded a 3-4 road trip.
"I think all of our guys know what it takes," Girardi said. "You can't just try to get through months. You have to take advantage of each month in front of you."
That's exactly the big-picture view the Red Sox forced themselves to reexamine in early April.
"We stunk at pitching. We stunk at hitting. And we didn't field the ball so well," Varitek said. "You mix in some quality starts, all of a sudden your offense gets going and you start playing with a little more confidence."
And though the spotlight is a little harsher this weekend, "We don't get extra credit for winning a game here," Francona said.
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