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The Yankees have been off over the last several days waiting to pounce on Friday to start the ALDS. Just some last minute comments.

The 103-59 Yankees did not end their regular season on a sharp note at all, but they will now have a few days off to get ready for the biggest month of the year. The postseason is upon us.

The Yankees have fallen asleep and it could not have come at a worse time with just three games left before October. Momentum is real, and they have none at the moment. How so?

After clinching the American League East division in the series versus the Angels, the Yankees tacked on two more wins to their record, giving them 102 with six to play. Home-field continues to be crucial but are they losing ground?

The Yankees took down the LA Angels for two games in a three-game set in the Bronx, clinching the division in the finale of the set. It's the first time since 2012 where the Yankees have done so.

It was not a great weekend for Yankee baseball. Aaron Boone showed no urgency to win important games for home-field. Resting pitchers is one thing, but doing it excessively and not budging is another.

The Yankees win the series in Detroit by sweeping the double-header in the final two games of the set. While it's nice to continue to win, it has once again came at a cost. Three this time, possibly more. The injuries don't stop.

Over the past four days in Fenway Park, the Yankees took three games to eliminate the Red Sux from American League East contention. Boston now has just a 0.1% chance of making the postseason at all. Meanwhile, the Yanks just keep winning.

After losing the first game of the series in shutout fashion, the Yankees bounced back and handled the Texas Rangers in games two & three. Strong pitching & good offense did the trick.

The Yankees didn't bring their best this series versus the Oakland A's but still managed to take two of the three at home. That's an impressive feat.