The New York Yankees are currently in a slump, having lost their fifth consecutive game to the Tampa Bay Rays by a score of 5-4. The team's offensive struggles are evident, as they have failed to score more than four runs in any of these losses. All-Star outfielder Aaron Judge has not performed at his usual MVP level, with a batting average of .218 and four home runs in 15 games this season. Judge commented that the team is not 'pressing' but is instead getting into unfavorable counts at the plate. He suggests that the Yankees need to simplify their approach, focusing on drawing tough at-bats and hunting for specific pitches. During the losing streak, the Yankees have managed a dismal .151 batting average, and Judge himself has struggled, hitting .208 with just one home run and seven strikeouts over the last seven games. Although he showed signs of improvement with a home run in the latest game, the Yankees will need Judge to regain his form for the team to turn their fortunes around.