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Hal Steinbrenner is putting the blame squarely on the Yankees' players after another October disappointment, while Brian Cashman gets an extension and Aaron Boone appears safe. Despite spending more than $300 million on payroll, the Yankees still haven't delivered another championship, and Steinbrenner faces tough questions about why the same leadership continues to get opportunities. Is ownership holding the wrong people accountable?
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