There isn’t a team under more pressure and a bigger microscope than the New York Yankees. While they hold a competitive 60-51 record, they’re currently playing some of the sloppiest baseball of the season — and it’s costing them.

"We're the Yankees," Boone said. "When we lose games, if it's in and around a mistake, that criticism is fair game."

When Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez speak, Yankees fans listen. They remain two of the most significant players in Yankees history and were cornerstones of the franchise’s last World Series championship in 2009. That’s why it made waves over the weekend when Jeter and A-Rod shared critical analysis of the present-day Yankees.