Yankees re-sign GM Cashman, 55, to four-year contract

The New York Yankees have re-signed Brian Cashman to a four-year contract, the group introduced.

The brand new deal will run via the 2026 season and Cashman, 55, will retain the title of senior vice chairman and common supervisor.

The longest-serving common supervisor in franchise historical past, Cashman constructed a membership that gained the American League East final season and superior to the ALCS, the place it misplaced to the Houston Astros.

The Yankees have posted a profitable report in every of Cashman’s 25 seasons as common supervisor, however have not gained a World Collection since 2009, after they defeated the Philadelphia Phillies.

The information comes as Main League Baseball holds its winter conferences in San Diego. Among the many key speaking factors on the conferences is the way forward for Yankees star outfielder Aaron Decide, a free agent coming off an historic season wherein he set the report for AL single-season residence runs. Decide is believed to be deciding between staying with the Yankees or going to the San Francisco Giants.

Cashman and the Yankees provided Decide $213.5 million over seven years within the spring, a deal that might’ve made Decide the second-highest paid outfielder in majors, behind Mike Trout — and in line with his behavior in negotiations, Decide mentioned no. There was no counteroffer, no additional bartering after which he went out and had a season for the ages.