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All of the Yankee teams that have opened 5-0 are undoubtedly well-liked.
The New York Yankees began their dreadful road trip to Houston and Phoenix with a 5-0 victory over the reigning NL Champion Arizona Diamondbacks in the middle of the night. This is impressive in whatever way you look at it.

Regretfully, not every Yankees club that attempted to split their rapid starts have concluded the season with the same fervor.

Five to one is favorable. Gaining victories is a great thing, particularly when facing the D-Backs and Astros, a club that has tormented the Yankees for more than five years and against whom the Yankees currently hold the tiebreaker for the postseason. It’s true that the Yankees have already won the season series; they have three games left in the regular season. That is important.

However, a 5-0 start, especially one as revolutionary as this one, does not ensure success in the future. Ask the 1992 Yankees, who were the last Bombers team to start the season unbeaten after five games. Additionally, they coincidentally reflect the latest season in which New York finished below.500.

The 1992 Yankees finished the season with a pythagorean record of 80-82, which means that, with more fortune on their side, they would have finished about as badly as the Yankees of last year, which was the most disappointing team since that fateful early-1990s season (a team that, once again, started 5-0 in terrifying fashion).

They actually finished at 76-86. Tim Leary, their fourth starter, had an ERA of 5.57. Only Danny Tartabull (yes, even Don Mattingly slipped) had an OPS above.800 among their starts. Following their winning streak that eventually grew to six games, they were afloat for a considerable amount of time, never dropping below.500 until June 10. Before things got worse in the middle of July, they were a.500 club. Essentially, they didn’t stand for anything the Yankees of today should aspire to.

In any case, who else began 5-0? The 1988 Yankees were just one of several strong teams from that decade to somehow miss out on the playoffs. Okay, well, scratch that as well. Have there ever been any successful Yankees teams that started out this way?

2003. Right now, winning the World Series would be incredibly satisfying. And 1927, too, hehe! Indeed, those Yankees had some quality. Assassins and such.

Winning every game you play is a great accomplishment, but the Yankees shouldn’t take their success too soon. There’s simply no reason to let it to reverberate after being likened to the 1992 squad so frequently just one season later.