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This will be a sweepstakes like no other -- and now the Yankees seem to be involved.
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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.
When words like "connectivity" and phrases like "communication level" get thrown around in the middle of the Yankees' managerial search, it's not hard to see that a new age has dawned.
The Yankees' search for their next manager is moving right along.
If the Yankees choose to go in-house for their next manager, the candidate with the most experience inside the organization is Rob Thomson, who interviewed for the job this week.
In their search for a new manager, the Yankees are reportedly interviewing Joe Girardi's former right-hand man.
Joe Girardi was in good spirits Monday as he discussed the Yankees' decision not to retain him as manager.
It felt like just a few days ago, the Yankees were waking up to a sprawling baseball sunrise.
Even with no managerial or coaching experience whatsoever Jerry Hairston, Jr. has emerged as a real candidate to be the next manager of the Yankees.
Masahiro Tanaka isn't going anywhere.
The grass in the neighbor's yard may indeed be greener, but sometimes it's just best to stay home.
It's now 2017 and you just have to look at the way other teams hire managers to know the landscape is different. Connection to the team isn't as important.
Well, there are many what-ifs on the board. Let's tackle a few of them, although this is far from a complete list and more like a starter set.
Joe Girardi's biggest failure has always been that he wasn't Joe Torre. He didn't manage like him, he didn't communicate like him, and he didn't win like him. And it's quite unfair to Girardi to be held to that standard, but unfortunately for him, he was the manager who replaced Torre.
There's no reason, explanation or excuse for this move.
Boomer & Jerry Recco got this Football Friday edition of the morning show started the only way they really could: by talking at length about Joe Girardi's departure from the New York Yankees, a decision made by the Yanks' GM, Brian Cashman.
Yankees fans might have been caught somewhat off-guard by Joe Girardi's departure, but WFAN's Mike Francesa said it shouldn't be all that surprising.
The manager won't return to the team next season, he confirmed Thursday. Girardi's four-year, $16 million contract is set to expire at the end of the month.
