<p>The Yankees left an average of 7.58 runners on base in the 162-game regular season. That placed them first and worst among the 30 big league teams.&nbsp; </p> 
<p>Wow, it seemed a lot more than that, didn't it? </p>

The Yankees left an average of 7.58 runners on base in the 162-game regular season. That placed them first and worst among the 30 big league teams. Wow, it seemed a lot more than that, didn't it?

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