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The New York Yankees were expected to retain manager Aaron Boone for the 2027 season. That decision became official on Monday.
The New York Yankees have officially decided to retain manager Aaron Boone for the 2027 season, Pete Caldera of the Bergen Record reported on Monday. The upcoming 2027 campaign marks the final guaranteed year on Boone's current contract with the team.
The Yankees finished with a 93-68 record despite extended absences for Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton, but were swept by the Rays in the ALDS. Across nine seasons, Boone has compiled a 790-565 record and reached the postseason eight times.
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