Despite the plethora of moves and acquisitions the New York Yankees have made throughout the offseason, several questions still need answering as the team prepa

For now, this current version of the Yankees’ roster is what Aaron Boone has at his disposal. The manager was peppered with questions regarding the team’s depth chart in an interview with WFAN’s Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata on Tuesday.

The Yankees’ Opening Day lineup card has gained a bit more clarity. During an appearance Tuesday on WFAN, Aaron Boone shed light on several configuration questions, notably: — Jasson Dominguez likely will shift from his natural center field to left field,

New York hasn't let Dominguez settle into his big-league career, and they're not about to start.

Aaron Boone will not have to worry about his future as the New York Yankees’ manager for long. In the final year of his second contract, Yankees fans have repeatedly blamed him for the team’s embarrassing loss in the World Series last season and have called for his job many times through his seven years on the job.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone spoke about where he prefers Jazz Chisholm Jr. to play in the infield and his thinking behind having Jasson Dominguez play left field.

Aaron Boone is headed into his eighth season as Yankees manager. He’s on track to enter the year in a lame duck capacity. The Yankees exercised their club option on Boone’s services in November. That’s the extent of their activity thus far, as Boone said a few days later that there’d been no talk about a long-term deal.

The manager, speaking with WFAN’s Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata, said that he plans on using Jasson Domínguez in left field. Cody Bellinger, acquired from the Cubs earlier this season, will likely play center.

As the New York Yankees sort their outfield options for 2025, manager Aaron Boone laid out the alignment he'll use to start the new season.

The New York Yankees are going to look a lot different next season than they did in 2024. Namely, the outfield has undergone major changes. On Tuesday, manager Aaron Boone announced on WFAN 660 what the team’s plans are next year in the outfield.