Yankees Consider Bullpen Changes Amid Struggles

As the postseason approaches, the Los Angeles Dodgers face significant concerns regarding their starting rotation, which has been underperforming due to injuries and inconsistency. Despite having star pitchers like Clayton Kershaw and Tyler Glasnow, fans remain critical, though rookie Gavin Stone and Jack Flaherty have been standout performers. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees are grappling with severe bullpen issues, highlighted by closer Clay Holmes' record number of blown saves this season, prompting management to consider changes. While the Yankees support Holmes, they may need to adopt a bullpen-by-committee approach due to a lack of reliable alternatives. The potential return of Ian Hamilton and Cody Poteet from the injured list could provide much-needed reinforcements for the Yankees' struggling bullpen as they gear up for the playoffs. Both teams must address these critical issues to enhance their chances of postseason success.