Aaron Boone faces a brutal line of questioning about the Yankees' continued postseason failures, and even he admits he hasn't proven himself at the highest level. After another October disappointment, Boone is challenged on why his teams consistently struggle against elite competition and whether he's capable of finally delivering a championship. His response? The Yankees still have to prove they can get over the hump.
Boone also pushes back against Anthony Rizzo's criticism of the organization's repeated failures, defends his leadership style and refusal to publicly embarrass players, and addresses the Yankees' offensive struggles. Plus, why he believes the Brewers and Rays have an athleticism advantage, whether the hitting staff needs changes, and how the Yankees plan to avoid another disappointing October in 2027.
