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Brian Cashman reaches new deal to remain Yankees general manager
Brian Cashman has reached a deal to remain the Yankees' general manager, a job he has held since 1998.
He said the team and he are still working through the final details.
The Yankees have had a winning record in each of his 29 seasons, but they have not won the World Series since 2009.
Under Cashman, they have won four championships and 15 American League East titles.
Their run of 13 playoff appearances without a title is tied for the fourth-longest in MLB history.
This season, New York won 93 games, finished second in its division and was swept by the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League Division Series.
Manager Aaron Boone has also reached a deal to return, while the final details of Cashman's agreement are still being settled.
Brian Cashman has reached a new deal to remain general manager of the New York Yankees.
Cashman said the sides were still ironing out the final details.
He has held the post since 1998 and is the longest-serving general manager in franchise history.
The Yankees have had a winning record in each of his 29 seasons but have not won a World Series since 2009.
New York finished second in the AL East this season after going 93-68 and was swept by the Tampa Bay Rays in the ALDS.
- Who
- Brian Cashman, the Yankees’ general manager.
- What
- He has reached a new deal to remain in the role. The sides were still finalizing details.
- When
- October 21, 2026.
- Where
- The New York Yankees.
- Why
- Not stated.
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Cashman began serving as the Yankees’ general manager.
The Yankees last won the World Series, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Yankees went 93-68, finished second in the AL East and were swept by the Tampa Bay Rays in the ALDS.
Cashman said he had reached a new deal with the Yankees, with final details still being worked out.
- Deal
- Cashman reached a new deal to remain Yankees general manager
- Tenure
- He has held the role since 1998
- Age
- 59
- Regular-season record
- Yankees went 93-68 this season
- Last World Series title
- 2009
- Postseason streak
- 13 straight playoff appearances without a World Series title
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