Sweeny: The Case For Chris Woodward As Yankees' Next Manager
We see it all the time in football -- a successful team has its coaching staff raided by other teams looking to copy the magic formula to winning.
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We see it all the time in football -- a successful team has its coaching staff raided by other teams looking to copy the magic formula to winning.
There are people we call baseball lifers. And then there is Aaron Boone, part of one of the most accomplished families in the sport.
The Yankees on Friday interviewed one of the franchise's past postseason heroes for its managerial opening.
Politicians often brand Big Apple Mayor the second-hardest job in our republic. The only harder and hotter seat than Gracie Mansion is the Oval Office.
It takes a Yankee fan of a different generation to remember the name Hensley Meulens, or his nickname "Bam-Bam."
Hensley Meulens has become the third candidate to interview for New York Yankees manager after Rob Thomson and Eric Wedge.
This will be a sweepstakes like no other -- and now the Yankees seem to be involved.
Owner Hal Steinbrenner revealed Wednesday that the decision to end Joe Girardi's tenure after a decade had long been discussed before the move was announced Oct. 26.
The list of surprising candidates to be the next manager of the Yankees has reportedly grown by one.
The bat Lou Gehrig used to hit his last two home runs, in an exhibition game in 1939, is being auctioned off again.
The Yankees might not have a manager yet, but they know who their pitching coach will be in 2018.
Aaron Judge was rewarded for his record-breaking season Monday with the American League Rookie of the Year award.
The Yankees will reportedly interview a pair of former players for their managerial opening.
Carlos Beltran is retiring at age 40 after winning his first World Series title in his 20th major league season.
Eric Wedge will turn 50 in January and his 10 years as a big league manager have produced two winning seasons.
