Yankees are at a crossroads

The New York Yankees seem to have their pitching straightened out. Chien Ming-Wang and Mike Mussina are back from injuries. Matt DeSalvo and Darrell Rasner look capable. Roger Clemens will arrive soon, and Phil Hughes will be healthy again in a few weeks. The Yankees, though, seem to have another problem. And I'm not referring to the fact that they are under .500 (17-19) and far enough behind Boston (8.5 games) that they need binoculars to find the Red Sox.