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Dillon Lawson has returned to a familiar position, now with the Yankees' rival organization. The ex-Yankees hitting coach has been appointed as the Red Sox's hitting coordinator

Hal Steinbrenner had seen enough.

However, before they kick off that sprint on July 14 in Denver against the Colorado Rockies, it's time to reflect one last time on the New York Yankees' first half, which had a mix of everything—both good and bad

The Yankees are seriously contemplating Sean Casey for the position of hitting coach, according to information obtained by The Post

Although LeMahieu definitely isn't alone in his recent difficulties, the Yankees are in dire need of him returning to his former self

Following a promising offseason, DJ LeMahieu has returned to full health and his former level of performance, which could completely revitalize the Yankees' offense

Matt Carpenter provided one of the Yankees’ three hits in their 5-0 loss to the Astros on Saturday, but he also struck out two more times.

Yankees' Dillon Lawson acknowledges there is “no doubt” the AL leaders in runs scored have missed Giancarlo Stanton, Matt Carpenter and DJ LeMahieu.

Yankees center fielder Aaron Hicks' challenging season persisted on Sunday, though perhaps not as you'd expect

As he approaches his 13th season in the major leagues and his fifth with the Yankees, Stanton is part of the group looking to adapt to the technological advances that have influenced offenses over the past five to ten years

Trey Sweeney is 6-foot-4, quiet, plays in the infield and can hit. Drafted in the first round by the Yankees last June, the 21-year-old is just starting his first spring training with the organization and has already impressed some with similarities to DJ LeMahieu, due to his demeanor, body type and work ethic.

The decision isn't unexpected, as the team has been depending more on coaching driven by data