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Judge demands Yankees go all in for championship
Aaron Judge urges Yankees front office to make bold moves to secure championship without changing manager Aaron Boone.
In brief
Aaron Judge urges Yankees front office to make bold moves to secure championship without changing manager Aaron Boone. Aaron Judge told Yankees front office to go all in for championships while keeping manager Aaron Boone despite team's postseason struggles. Originally reported by Mlb.
Judge challenges Yankees caution
Aaron Judge spent most of past two weeks trying to override Yankees' caution about his right calf muscle.
Judge urges front office to act
Judge told managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner and general manager Brian Cashman to make changes to avoid postseason struggles.
Judge's championship focus

Judge said Yankees must go all in to find players and personnel for championship success every year.
“We’re the Yankees. I feel like they should go all in and do what they need to do and find.”
Judge's cautious optimism
Judge hesitated when asked if Yankees have gone all in, saying it’s tough to say.
“It’s tough to say.”
Boone's managerial record
Aaron Boone has nine seasons with 93 wins and a 790-565 record but no World Series title.
“The 2026 season marked Boone’s ninth at the helm, a 93-win campaign that improved his regular-season record to 790-565 (.583).”
Boone's championship challenge
Boone said Yankees need to improve performance to win World Series despite recent postseason loss.
“Every year is different. The landscape is different. The team you go in, how you’re playing, all those kinds of things.”
Team expects 2027 success
Judge promised Yankees will take next level in 2027 with Boone remaining manager.
“Judge said no one in the clubhouse is satisfied with this year’s outcome, promising the team will be ready to take it to the next level in 2027.”
The bottom line
Aaron Judge told Yankees front office to go all in for championships while keeping manager Aaron Boone despite team's postseason struggles.





