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New York Post | Mark W. Sanchez: The Yankees decided not to renew the contracts of Omar Minaya and Brian Sabean. The longtime executives had been working as special assistants to general manager Brian Cashman. Sabean of course spent decades…

The New York Yankees have decided not to renew the contracts of veteran executives Omar Minaya and Brian Sabean. Both had served as special assistants to general manager Brian Cashman since 2023. Sabean previously guided the Giants to multiple World Series titles, while Minaya previously served as general manager for the Expos and Mets.
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