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Yankees Keep Aaron Boone as Manager for 2027 Season Despite Criticism
The New York Yankees have decided to keep Aaron Boone as team manager for the 2027 season, his tenth, according to sources. The decision comes two weeks after pressure and criticism from fans and former players over the team's clubhouse culture.
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- Boone has faced significant public pressure over the past two weeks from fans on social media and from former players over the clubhouse culture, including Derek Jeter and CC Sabathia.
«Boone has been under a lot of public scrutiny the last two weeks with legions of Yankee fans on social media and former players criticizing clubhouse culture.»
nj.com - In nine years with the team, Boone has recorded 790 regular-season wins and 565 losses, and a 27-30 record in the playoffs.
«Boone has a 790-565 (.583) regular-season record and a 27-30 (.474) postseason mark over nine years as Yankees manager.»
The New York Times - Despite his considerable regular-season success over nine seasons, Boone has not led the team to a World Series title.
«Boone has had great regular-season success in nine seasons, but he has not led the Yankees to a World Series title»
CBS Sports - Boone has managed the team in 1,355 games over nine seasons, and no season of his ended with a winning percentage below 50 percent.
«In 1,355 games over nine seasons as New York's manager, he has a 790-565 record and has never had a season below .500.»
Newsweek
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