Oct 25, 2024; Los Angeles, California, USA; New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone (17) ooks on from the dugout before game one against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the 2024 MLB World Series at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images ...

Aaron Boone will get at least one more year to manage the New York Yankees and hopes it includes Juan Soto on the roster.

The New York Yankees recently made the expected decision to exercise manager Aaron Boone's 2025 club option. After leading the Yankees to their first World Seri

Kelly called the matchup with the Yankees a “mismatch from the get-go” on the Baseball Isn’t Boring show, insisting that the Yankees would be eighth or ninth in a re-ranking of the teams that made the postseason this year.

Through seven seasons as the Yankees’ manager, Aaron Boone boasts a 603-429 record, three American League East titles and six trips to the playoffs.

Yankees general manager Brian Cashman responded last week to the comments by Kelly, a former Red Sox reliever who pitched to a 4.78 ERA this season, was left off of the Dodgers’ NLDS roster due to a shoulder injury and never returned during the playoffs.

Multiple changes were made to the Yankees’ coaching staff last winter. Hitting coach James Rowson, as well as assistant Pat Roessler, were brought in while Brad Ausmus was hired to be Boone’s bench coach. While it didn’t impact the big-league staff, there already has been one change to the Yankees’ hitting department this offseason.

Aaron Boone expresses no urgency to fix the New York Yankees' fundamental problems, proving why they lost the World Series to the Los Angeles Dodgers.