The New York Yankees and manager Aaron Boone have agreed to a two-year contract extension through 2027. Talks regarding the extension surfaced late last week. Boone, 51, has posted an impressive managerial record of 603-429 (.584) with the Yankees and has led the team to success in the postseason.
Boone is the third Yankees manager to reach the postseason in six of his first seven seasons. He became the 33rd manager in franchise history in late December 2017. This past season was significant for the Yankees, as they had not made the World Series since 2009. During his tenure, Boone also guided the team to their 41st American League pennant. His 603 career wins as a manager rank him seventh on the Yankees’ all-time list.
The Yankees have agreed to a two-year extension with manager Aaron Boone, the team announced.
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Yankees Extend Club Option with Aaron Boone
With the Yankees extending Boone’s contract, the expectation is to bring a championship back to the Bronx. This offseason, the Yankees lost star Juan Soto to free agency, where he signed a record contract with the New York Mets. However, the Yankees made several key moves that should maintain their status as the top team in the American League East. They acquired Cody Bellinger, ace starter Max Fried, re-signed reliever Tim Hill, added first baseman Paul Goldschmidt, and signed right-handed reliever Devin Williams. The Yankees also remain one of the top offensive teams in the American League.
Boone and the Yankees are focused on returning to the World Series this season. Boone has been consistent in leading the team, which has averaged 90-plus wins per season. However, the Yankees’ third-base situation remains unresolved, as it was the only position left unfilled during the offseason.
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