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“#No one knows what\u2019s next for Yankees in 2020<\/strong>”<\/p>\n

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July 29, 2020 |<\/span> 8:49pm |<\/span> Updated July 29, 2020 | 9:24pm<\/span><\/p>\n

\n This is 2020 baseball.<\/p>\n

The Yankees made four members of their organization available to reporters before Wednesday\u2019s game<\/a> against the Orioles \u2014 their manager, first baseman, setup man and, of course, their travel<\/a>ing secretary. Because this year you better be on top of hitting, pitching and logistics.<\/p>\n

Aaron Boone summed up the uncertainty and transience that is this season by saying, \u201cI\u2019m under the impression we are playing the Phillies next week.\u201d<\/p>\n

This is the season when the schedule is a moving target. Write it in pencil. Bring your eraser. The schedule was shrunk from 162 to 60 games and who knew that would be the easy part. Right now, what is on paper is more suggestion than hammered-in-granite reality. Flexibility and adaptability are essential. As Boone said, \u201cYou have to stay in the athletic position.\u201d Adam Ottavino offered, \u201cOnce we agreed to play, you had your head on a swivel the whole time.\u201d<\/p>\n

Yep, all body parts better be committed to whatever is requested moment to moment. You may be preparing for a waltz contest and at the last second be told, \u201cshow us your best tap dancing.\u201d This is baseball as \u201cChopped,\u201d making something delectable out of random ingredients with the clock ticking.<\/p>\n

Boone has expressed pride and appreciation in a group he says is committed to whatever it encounters. The Yankees have done well in their view at honoring restrictive protocols and holding each other accountable to that. They have offered no public whine about a script<\/a> that is being written with the play already underway.<\/p>\n

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Yankees manager Aaron Boone traveling in Penn Station last week.<\/span>for the NY POST<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

\u201cWe think we have a special team and can have a special season,\u201d Boone said. \u201cIt has been easy to get those guys all in and committed to everything.\u201d<\/p>\n

Boone spoke from Camden Yards. The Yankees had been in Philadelphia to play the Phillies on Monday and Tuesday. But those games were canceled as were the ones in The Bronx on Wednesday and Thursday. The Phillies had shared a field over the weekend with the Marlins, the Typhoid Mary of this season. As of Wednesday morning, MLB had reported no COVID-19 test positives for 29 teams since last Friday. But 18 for the Marlins, including 16 among their players, had tested positive.<\/p>\n

The Marlins are not playing before Monday. To try to rule out latent cases that had not shown yet among Phillies personnel, Philadelphia will not play before Saturday. The Yankees\u2019 initial plan was to head home Tuesday from Philly for a workout at their stadium and wait for what was next. Suddenly what was next was Baltimore. That is where the Marlins were supposed to be on Wednesday and Thursday. So suddenly they had an open dance card and so the Yankees were now tap dancing rather than waltzing.<\/p>\n

They voted unanimously to play two games in Baltimore, the Orioles did the same and MLB sanctified it. At that point, Yankees player rep Zack Britton had an \u201coh, yeah\u201d moment and turned to longtime team traveling secretary Ben Tuliebitz and asked, \u201cCan we get hotel rooms [in Baltimore]?\u201d Tuliebitz said he thought so. Normally, he is reserving accommodations eight to 10 months in advance when the next year\u2019s schedule comes out. But this schedule is on a minute-by-minute basis.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt\u2019s been a crazy couple of days,\u201d Tuliebitz said.<\/p>\n

It doesn\u2019t end. Which is why Boone had an \u201cimpression\u201d of the upcoming slate. Next week\u2019s Yankees schedule \u2014 for now \u2014 now has four games against the Phillies followed by a weekend in Tampa that now suddenly includes a doubleheader. That doubleheader may become two seven-inning games, if MLB approves a request made by the players association designed to limit time in the stadium and lessen wear on pitchers.<\/p>\n

Who knows what is coming next? This is not a season for those adamant about routine, unbending to alteration. Whichever team emerges is going to have a talent for both baseball and improv. Whichever clubs can\u2019t handle this will be chopped.\n <\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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