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As the Yankees look to rebound against the Rays following a 1-0 loss tonight, a key member of their coaching staff will see his contract expire at the end of the year. Matt Blake, who has served as the Yankees’…

The New York Yankees are seeking to retain pitching coach Matt Blake on a new contract beyond the 2026 season, according to Jon Heyman of The New York Post. Blake's current contract expires at the end of the year, though any official updates on his status are expected only after New York's postseason run concludes.
Since Blake joined the staff in 2020, New York ranks third in MLB with a 3.69 ERA. During the 2026 regular season, the rotation led the league with a 3.30 ERA, while the bullpen posted the second-best mark at 3.15.
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