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MLB Trade Rumors | Charlie Wright: As my colleague Madison covered in detail yesterday, the Yankees finalized a three-year extension for pitching coach Matt Blake, keeping probably the most important member of their coaching staff in the fold. The Yankees…

The New York Yankees finalized a three-year contract extension for pitching coach Matt Blake, securing a key member of their coaching staff. Under Blake's guidance, the Yankees pitching staff recorded a league-best 3.23 ERA during the 2026 season, aided by the emergence of Cy Young candidate Cam Schlittler alongside converted relief arms Brent Headrick and Paul Blackburn.
While Blake remains in New York alongside assistant coach Desi Druschel, Triple-A pitching coach Spencer Medick left the organization to become the Houston Astros major league director of pitching. Additionally, the roundup notes potential third base options for 2027 and highlights former manager Joe Torre attending the World Series in Milwaukee.
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