Aaron Boone

Manager Aaron Boone was re-signed by the New York Yankees to a three-year contract with a club option for 2025 after four winning but unsuccessful seasons.

The Yankees remain without a World Series appearance since winning the 2009 title under manager Joe Girardi.

Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner vowed to keep manager Aaron Boone, general manager Brian Cashman and the core of his team, shaking off a crushing loss to the Los Angeles Angels in which New York wasted a four-run, ninth-inning lead.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone is into his second full week on the bench after having a pacemaker inserted and says he’s feeling “awesome.”

Following his procedure to have a pacemaker inserted, Aaron Boone was discharged Thursday and hopes to return to the Yankees — and possibly the dugout — on Saturday or Sunday after passing MLB’s coronavirus protocols

After undergoing surgery to get a pacemaker earlier in the week, Boone said he was feeling better within hours after the procedure, and could be ready to rejoin the team as soon as this weekend. NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.

Aaron Boone will have surgery in Tampa to receive a pacemaker after having indications of a low heart rate. NBC New York’s Bruce Beck reports.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone will take a leave of absence from the team to have a pacemaker implanted.

Yankees star Aaron Judge wants to talk with his teammates about whether they want to make a gesture against racial injustice before Major League Baseball’s season opener

On the day before the first full squad workout of 2020, Yankees manager Aaron Boone discussed his goals for the team this season. NBC New York’s Bruce Beck reports from Spring Training in Florida

Aaron Boone could have a career in sports betting if his job for the Yankees doesn’t pan out. The team’s manager correctly guessed the outcome of Super Bowl LIV in a tweet published almost thirty minutes before kickoff. The Kansas City Chiefs overcame a double-digit deficit to beat the San Francisco 49ers 31-20. The tweet read: “FWIW- I’m goin...

A day after a brutal loss, and with little margin for more errors, the New York Yankees played like a 103-win team

CC Sabathia’s major league career is over.

CC Sabathia threw a cutter to George Springer and grimaced, then covered his face with his glove as he walked to the dugout after what was likely the final pitch of his career.

Sounds as though Zack Greinke got an earful at Yankee Stadium while warming up in the bullpen. By the time the ninth inning rolled around, most of those fans were long gone. Awfully satisfying for the Houston Astros.

Results from new DNA testing show a mystery person’s genetic material inside the getaway van that was used in a violent 1997 armored car robbery.

Results from new DNA testing show a mystery person’s genetic material inside the get-away van that was used in a violent 1997 armored car robbery — which family members of a man imprisoned for the crime say is enough to prove he was not a part of the heist. The I-Team’s Chris Glorioso reports.

Outfielder Josh Reddick didn’t appreciate fans in the Bronx throwing bottles, baseballs and other objects onto the field after they didn’t like a call, saying it’s “dangerous and disrespectful.” NBC New York’s John Chandler reports.

The Twins and Yankees are ready to tee off in Game 1 on Friday.

As players worked out at Yankee Stadium on a summer-like Wednesday, manager Aaron Boone maintained many roster decisions have yet to be made