After another disappointing postseason, the New York Yankees will not make a change in the front office.
According to a report from ESPN, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has agreed to a new contract with the organization.
"We're locked and loaded," Cashman told reporters about his new deal with the AL East club.
Next year will be Cashman's 30th season as Yankees GM. He is the longest-tenured GM in franchise history.
New York has posted a winning record in all 29 years under Cashman, but the Yankees haven't won a World Series since 2009.
"To justify keeping his job, the GM can point to a third straight 90-win season and ninth trip to the playoffs in 10 years," Bleacher Report's Joseph Zucker wrote. "There aren't many other MLB franchises that have been as consistent in the regular season."
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In addition, Aaron Boone is expected to return for his 10th season as Yankees manager in 2027.
The Yankees have reached the postseason in eight of the nine years with Boone in the dugout, but they've reached just one World Series and were embarrassed by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2024.
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