Aaron boone has been the target of countless criticisms in recent months but these have grown since the elimination from New York Yankees at the hands of the Boston Red Sox in the Wild Card Game MLB 2021. However, a legend has come out in defense of the manager as David Ortiz asked to stop blaming him for failure of the ‘Mules’ this year.
David Ortiz sympathized with Aaron Boone and even defended him from the accusations that have been made to him for the poor performance of the New York Yankees this year that led him to be eliminated from the Postseason.
“Managers don’t play. Managers make moves,” declared the Boston Red Sox legend, adding that what the ‘Mules’ have to work on is ‘chemistry’. “If you don’t have chemistry, it doesn’t matter if you have talent. They have talent. What they have to work on is chemistry.”
The New York Yankees were eliminated in the Wild Card Game against the Boston Red Sox a few weeks ago and at the moment there is nothing certain about Aaron Boone’s tenure as the team’s manager.
In recent days the veteran was seen leaving Yankee Stadium and rumors about his departure for MLB 2022 increased as several couches were fired from the team.
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