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Shelley Duncan, who managed the Yankees Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre affiliate the past four seasons, is reportedly headed to their rivals.

Shelley Duncan is reportedly leaving his role as manager of the New York Yankees' Triple-A affiliate to join the Boston Red Sox's major league coaching staff. The 47-year-old will serve under Red Sox manager Chad Tracy, according to a report initially published by MassLive.
Duncan spent the past four seasons managing the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, earning International League Manager of the Year honors in 2025. Originally drafted by the Yankees in 2001, he played parts of three seasons for New York during a seven-year major league career.
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