Yankees to keep manager Aaron Boone after playoff exit

Summarised from Daily Mail Sport's report · Updated 20 Oct, 11:38 · Archive

The New York Yankees will retain manager Aaron Boone despite their season ending at home for the fifth consecutive year.

The New York Yankees are set to sign manager Aaron Boone to a contract extension following their latest playoff exit at home, marking the fifth consecutive season their campaign has ended in The Bronx. Boone will become the first Yankees manager to not win a World Series since 1995, and the club has now gone nine seasons without a title. The Yankees have not won the World Series since 2009, a drought of 17 seasons.

According to the Daily Mail Sport, Boone will return for the 2027 season, though the length of his contract extension has not been clarified. Owner Hal Steinbrenner is also expected to re-sign general manager Brian Cashman, who has held his position for 34 years. The Daily Mail notes that Steinbrenner has consistently rewarded the postseason failings of both Boone and Cashman by continuing their tenures.

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• New York Yankees will KEEP manager Aaron Boone... despite more playoff failure for Aaron Judge and CoAfter watching their season end at home for the fifth straight season, the New York Yankees are set to sign manager Aaron Boone to a contract extension once again.Daily Mail Sport · 19 Oct, 23:40

In this story: Aaron Boone · New York Yankees · Aaron Judge · Hal Steinbrenner · Brian Cashman

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