Yankees Begin Extension Talks with Manager Aaron Boone

Owner Hal Steinbrenner confirms discussions about a long-term deal, despite mixed fan reactions and recent postseason challenges.

Aaron Boone, who has managed the Yankees since 2018, is entering the final year of his contract after the team exercised a one-year option for 2025.
Hal Steinbrenner stated that the Yankees plan to discuss a potential long-term extension with Boone in the coming weeks, though roster priorities remain the organization's immediate focus.
Boone has led the Yankees to six postseason appearances in seven seasons, including a 2024 World Series appearance, but has yet to secure a championship win.
Fan sentiment regarding Boone's potential extension is divided, with many frustrated by the team's failure to win a title since 2009 and recent high-profile mistakes in the World Series.
Boone's tenure has been marked by stability, with his .584 winning percentage ranking among the best in franchise history, but questions remain about his ability to deliver a championship.