Yankees Fire Boone’s Two Aides, More Coach Exits In The Pipeline
The Yankees overhaul Aaron Boone’s coaching staff after another postseason failure, cutting ties with Mike Harkey and Travis Chapman while more exits loom.
In a major shakeup, the New York Yankees have started restructuring ahead of the 2026 season, letting go of two of Boone’s longest-serving assistants.
- Bullpen coach Mike Harkey will not return.
- First base coach Travis Chapman will not return.
Hitting coach James Rowson and third base coach Luis Rojas are exploring managerial jobs elsewhere, signaling that the Bronx Bombers’ staff could look very different next year.
The overhaul marks the most sweeping set of changes since Boone took over as Yankees manager in 2018.
While Boone is expected to return for his ninth season, the core of his coaching group will be dramatically altered.
Author's summary: Yankees start major coaching staff overhaul.
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