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Boone to return as Yankees manager in '27, final year of his contract (source)

Aaron Boone is set to continue his tenure as the manager of the New York Yankees through the 2027 campaign, which represents the final year of his current agreement. This upcoming season will mark his tenth year leading the organization.

The team has not issued an official statement regarding the decision. During his nine-year stint, the club has achieved 790 victories, trailing only the Los Angeles Dodgers in total wins across the league during that timeframe.

His teams have secured three division crowns and reached the postseason in eight of those nine years, including three trips to the American League Championship Series and a 2024 World Series appearance. Last season, the squad recorded 93 wins, defeated the Boston Red Sox in the Wild Card round, and subsequently fell to the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League Division Series.

Aaron Judge has publicly expressed a desire for the front office to aggressively pursue roster improvements while Boone remains in his role.

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