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1998 Yankees Diary, April 2: Jeter struggles in the field and the bullpen implodes

After the 1998 Yankees dropped the season opener on April 1st, they got right back into the saddle on the 2nd. No off-day after Opening Day. No sir. The good news: Boomer Wells was getting the ball for New York as they tried to even the series.

When first pitch arrived at 7:05 on the west coast, nearly 30,000 fans entered Edison Field to see how the second game would unfold. Unfortunately for the Yankees, as they endured a rather dreadful start to 1998, game two was more of the same, but a little bit worse.