The New York Yankees are experiencing an almost unimaginable stretch of bad baseball. They've won five of their last 20 games—including three separate slides of

Yankees manager Aaron Boone said he was unconcerned about criticism from Aaron Judge’s personal hitting coach. Richard Schenk posted Thursday on X: “They’ve lost 13 out of 18 while he’s hitting like an MVP.

Aaron Judge's personal hitting coach, Richard Schenck, slammed the New York Yankees' offensive player development. Manager Aaron Boone responded.

Aaron Judge will try to bounce back after a hitless performance in his previous game (0-for-4). His New York Yankees face Josh Winckowski and the Boston Red Sox on Saturday at 1:05 PM ET on

In an Independence Day message on X, Judge hitting guru Richard Schenck posted: "They've lost 13 out of 18 while he's hitting like an MVP. The Yankees offensive player development is terrible."

Richard Schenck, Aaron Judge's personal hitting coach, was critical about the Yankees' player development in a recent post on social media.

The Yankees entered Friday having lost 14 of their last 19 games and have drawn plenty of criticism their way, but one tweet on Thursday was garnering plenty of attention before their game against the Red Sox.

Now in second place in the AL East, the once high-flying Yankees have lost 13 of their last 17 games after being swept at home by the Cincinnati Reds.

Judge’s historically dominant campaign has not, however, coincided with Yankees’ success, as the team has dropped 13 of their past 18 games and witnessed dreadful slumps from Alex Verdugo, Anthony Volpe, DJ LeMahieu and other members of the offense.

Boone did recall Judge being handled that way towards the end of the Roger Maris pursuit during his 2022 MVP season, also with the Yankees banged-up offensively. They still won 99 games, but were swept by the Astros in the ALCS. This year, Judge’s Triple Crown chase once again has October in his sights, but will it be more Mantle or Williams?