ESPN: Aaron Boone was portrayed by the New York Yankees’ officials as “fraudulent” and “unqualified.”

Derek Shelton, the manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, was fired on Thursday. During his five full years in charge, the team won 307 games, lost 441, and failed to qualify for the postseason.

Aaron Boone, the manager of the New York Yankees, may be the next to go. The action would barely seem logical at first. Boone’s Yankees teams have only lost 446 games while winning 625.

Boone is now in his seventh season as captain, and his Yankees have only missed the postseason once, in 2023. The Bronx Bombers, who won the World Series in 2024 for the first time during Boone’s tenure, look to be well on their way to making another postseason run. They lead the American League East with a record of 22-17 going into Sunday’s MLB schedule, two games ahead of their longtime bitter rivals, the Boston Red Sox, who are in second place.

What on earth is wrong with that?

A group of Yankee supporters are using their internet platforms to criticize Boone for what they claim are recurrent blunders, and worse, saying that Boone sets the Yankees record for failing to win several World Series.

Following a Yankees defeat to the Tampa Bay Rays this weekend, which Powell blamed on Boone’s managerial errors, fan-sided Yankees writer Mark Powell said that Boone was now “on the hot seat” and worse, “so cooked.”

Boone continues to make blunders while playing for the New York Yankees. Despite having been in the New York dugout since 2017, Boone behaves like a novice manager, according to Powell. Despite having a wealth of expertise, Boone has not yet won a World Series in the Bronx. What are the Yankees waiting for if that is their ultimate objective?

Bleacher Report released a list of six MLB managers who were “on the hot seat” on Friday, according to analyst Zachary D. Rymer. One manager on Rymer’s list, Brian Snitker of the Atlanta Braves, has actually won a World Series, having done so in 2021.

However, in the Bronx, where winning championships has become the norm, Boone, who leads a team that has won more World Series—27—than any other in baseball (the St. Louis Cardinals are far behind with 11, followed by the Red Sox at 9).

Boone has been the Yankees’ manager for seven years and counting without winning a title, longer than any of the 27 managers who have guided the organization since the illustrious Babe Ruth joined the team in 1920 and the franchise won its first-ever World Series in 1923.

From 1967 to 1973, former Yankees catcher Ralph Houk led the team for seven consecutive years without winning a championship, although that was Houk’s second stint in the Yankees’ bench. Additionally, he managed from 1961 to 1963, making it to the Series each year and taking home two victories.