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Most readers want Yankees manager Aaron Boone, left, and general manager Brian Cashman gone after New York’s season ended in the American League Division Series. Vincent Carchietta / USA Today The New York Yankees’ season came to an end Wednesday night, falling 5-2 to the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 4 of the American League Division Series. After another Yankees …

Aaron Boone’s status as Yankees manager will once again be intensely dissected as the pinstripes were bounced from the postseason on Wednesday night by the Blue Jays. Cam Schlittler was unable to replicate his historic October debut and Toronto put the finishing touches on a gentleman’s sweep to earn a spot in the ALCS. Boone was classy in defeat but …

The Yankees are going home losers, just as they have in every playoff appearance of Boone’s tenure. Will the franchise finally learn from its failure? The New York Yankees’ season was always going to end this way. That’s because every New York Yankees season of this era ends this way, spiritually speaking. From the moment Aaron Boone succeeded Joe Girardi …

When you’re the big guy, not just in stature but in skill, the focus never goes off you. Not even for a moment.  That’s what it’s like for Aaron Judge, who to many was having the most disappointing postseason anyone’s ever had, at least among those hitting close to .500. Life isn’t always fair at the top. But Judge has …

The Yankees were dead. Then Aaron Judge finally had his October moment.  The Washington Post ‘You could feel it like in your bones’: Aaron Judge meets his October moment at last  ESPN The most remarkable thing about Aaron Judge’s narrative-bashing home run  New York Post Jazz’s homer a big one, too, but that bat flip … COLOSSAL  MLB.com MLB playoffs 2025: With one game-tying …

In today’s video, Joel focuses on what else, the unreal night from the unreal Aaron Judge. He breaks down just how memorable Judge’s home run will be in the pantheon of legendary postseason home runs. Plus, why the home run alone was just a piece of the epic game from the Yankee captain. In addition, Joel makes certain to give …

NEW YORK — Here are a few questions for the Average Joe who just spent an indelible night in the cheap seats at Yankee Stadium, hoping against hope for the kind of magic that unfolded before his eyes: Did you ever feel sorry for the man with a $360 million contract? Did you ever weigh Aaron Judge’s October failures and …

NEW YORK (AP) — When the New York Yankees needed someone to save them Tuesday night, Aaron Judge practically put on a cape. Captain clutch, indeed. In a do-it-all effort for the ages, Judge hit a tying homer and drove in four runs as the Yankees staved off elimination by rallying past the Toronto Blue Jays 9-6 in Game 3 …

For better or worse, the Yankees so often go as Aaron Judge goes. And so it took just one momentous swing to come back from the dead, courtesy of their captain, who performed CPR to breathe life into their season and his own postseason legacy. In a game the Yankees once trailed by five runs in the third inning, staring …

Facing elimination in Game 3 of the American League Division Series, Aaron Judge delivered for the New York Yankees. Editor’s Picks In the bottom of the fourth inning, he turned a 99 mph four-seamer from Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Louis Varland into a 373-foot shot that ricocheted off the foul pole, scoring Austin Wells and Trent Grisham. It was Judge’s …