But even as Boone comes under significant pressure from fans, Major League Baseball insider Jon Heyman noted that principal owner Hal Steinbrenner has already made up his mind about firing him and general manager Brian Cashman amid the skid.

Boone also opted against benching Austin Wells when he cost the Yankees an out in a recent game by forgetting the outs. He didn’t bench rookie Jorbit Vivas for not sliding into third base when he was out tagging up from second on a long flyball in Atlanta right after the All-Star break.

Sudden second-half swoons have been a hallmark of the New York Yankees' Aaron Boone era, so it shouldn't be news that one is happening right now.

But for former Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth, the loss of Parsons in practice is having a negative effect on the Cowboys' ability to get ready for the 2025 season. He attended the Rams and Cowboys joint practice this week and even spoke with Parsons on the sideline.

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