The New York Yankees were ousted by the division rival Toronto Blue Jays but Brian Cashman is proud of his team.

Yankees GM Brian Cashman appeared on New York sports radio to deny interfering with manager Aaron Boone's in-game calls.

Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman confirmed several previously reported changes to the Yankees’ coaching staff on Thursday.

Is Aaron Boone and/or Brian Cashman a big reason why the Yankees didn't get out of a Division Series this year? NJ Advance Media baseball writers tackle this issue in our latest roundtable.

Even after another year of coming up short of the franchise’s expectations, with the Yankees getting knocked out in the ALDS, general manager Brian Cashman doubled down on his support of Aaron Boone, who will be coming back for a ninth season next year.

Having made it all the way to the World Series before losing to the Dodgers in 2024, the Yankees began the 2025 season aiming to settle unfinished business. However, fans were in for yet more heartbreak as the Bronx Bombers were sent packing by the Blue Jays in the ALDS.

During their year-end press conference, the New York Yankees, led by General Manager Brian Cashman, announced a series of strategic changes across various facets of the organization.

Cody Bellinger had a strong 2025 for the Bombers, setting up a nice payday for the veteran. The 29-year-old opted out of his contract to become a free agent and the Yankees are expected to be among the suitors.

Brian Cashman had to share the Yankees owner’s thoughts and feelings after another season that “failed” to achieve the organization’s “ultimate goal.”