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The New York Yankees have not won the World Series since 2009, and fans have grown restless with the team's postseason failure under manager Aaron Boone.

Sportskeeda outlines ten potential managerial candidates the New York Yankees could consider to replace Aaron Boone ahead of the 2027 season. With the Yankees failing to secure a World Series title since 2009, writer Chaitanya Prakash argues that the front office could look toward prominent external names or internal staff to lead the team if Boone is dismissed during the offseason.
The proposed candidates include former World Series-winning managers Alex Cora, Bruce Bochy, and Rob Thomson, alongside current Houston Astros manager Joe Espada. Other suggested options feature former Yankees favorites Don Mattingly and Jorge Posada, bench coaches Omar Lopez, Brad Ausmus, and George Lombard, as well as three-time MVP Albert Pujols.
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