The New York Yankees are in rebuilding mode. After the utter disaster that was 2023, major changes are in order. From roster reconstruction to front-office shake-ups, the Yankees need to start from the bottom up. As things are going, the Bronx may take inspiration from their cross-town rivals in Flushing, whose manager just made a shocking exit.

Believing ownership to be incapable, the Bronx fanbase has tried to take matters into its own hands. From ‘Fire Cashman Night’ rallies to low attendance rates at Yankee Stadium, there is no lack of inspiration. Some even want Deion Sanders, the retired two-sport athlete, to take up managing the Pinstripes after watching his Colorado heroics. As fall gives way to winter, what changes will the club make?

New York Yankees Must Incite Bold Changes

Coach Prime has turned around Colorado’s college football scene. Taking Boulder’s Buffaloes from a low-ranking, almost non-existent team to favored underdogs of the season, his influence is undeniable. Should he come to the Bronx, the Yankees’ reputation, which has lately taken a hit, could be rebuilt. Even if Sanders doesn’t join the Pinstripes, fans feel Brian Cashman should nevertheless resign from his job.

The New York Mets, despite being the highest-paid team in 2023 thanks to billionaire owner Steve Cohen, have been dismal to watch. As if a terrible performance wasn’t enough to hurt fans, ex-general manager Billy Eppler has landed another blow. Amid rumors of misuse of the injured list, the 48-year-old baseball executive has just resigned.

If healthy players are labeled injured, it allows a club more control over their dealings and protects them from trades to other teams. While nothing has been confirmed yet, MLB will conduct an investigation following an anonymous tip-off, and the Mets will now look for a new leader. The Yankees, meanwhile, need similar changes.

Aaron Boone and Brian Cashman’s Outstayed Welcome

There’s a high probability that the manager and general manager will return in 2024 since majority owner Hal Steinbrenner is loathe to change the status quo. While he’s trying to make his own changes by hiring a third-party audit company, many would prefer new names in the front office.

When Jon Heyman of the New York Post noted that Aaron Boone could be a little stricter than how he has usually been, fans couldn’t help but laugh. “Higher-ups will likely just suggest to Boone to instill more discipline (i.e., be tougher),” Heyman wrote.

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While it’s true that Boone can only do so much with the roster he’s been given, which is Cashman’s responsibility, there are still changes to his philosophy that can be made. If not, fans are ready to show him the door.

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