As you know, as Chief of Bleeding Yankee Blue I am sick and tired and will never EVER quote Aaron Boone before or after games again. My writers can do whatever they see fix to not lose the flow and integrity of their own stories and I admire and appreciate Suzie and Jeana to no end and so they are in control of what they write. They are trusted.
Me? I control me and my body of work and I decided a few months ago that there is not a single quote out there from Aaron Boone that is relevant to whatever situation he is supposed to be specific about. There is no substance to what he says about any player or situation... IT'S WORD SALAD and it's just to get through the presser. He isn't good with the press; the Yankees should be ashamed of themselves and the most important part of this is the fact that he never EVER holds his players accountable. I have been very unhappy with him.
You know who I do love though? I love A.I. Aaron Boone. A.I. Boone speaks his mind. He tells it like it is. He calls players out when they are bad and is not afraid to talk to the media honestly. And so for now on, any quote from A.I. Boone that I like, I will publish it. Here's the latest press conference from A.I. Boone and it's brilliant.
Someone just sent me this. Perfect AI. In fact I will only listen and report quotes from AI Aaron Boone on #BYB for the remainder of the season UNTIL THIS INCOMPETENT MANAGER HOLDS HIS PLAYERS ACCOUNTABLE. It will make for better content. The real Boone is too soft. pic.twitter.com/1w1KS6hYD1
— Robert Casey (@BleednYankeeBlu) July 10, 2024
Now you will look at me and say, "Casey, what are you doing, that's not even real?" OK, you are right to come at me like that. He's my response... "Have you seen the real Aaron Boone for the past four years?" He's a shell of what they want him to be, a puppet, a bad communicator, a lousy media presence. He's also a terrible manager.
Now Michael Kay came out and said that we can't blame Boone. First off, he doesn't run me. Secondly, he's wrong. Something called Essentially Sports writes:
"Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay has explained why Boone might be trying to avoid a similar fate.“To get on Aaron Boone, he should get on his players, he should rip his players apart publicly,” Michael Kay said, continuing, “What do you think Joe Girardi lost his job (for)? He was ripping Gary Sanchez on the podium!” Later, Kay explained how Girardi lost his job despite taking the Yankees to ALCS game 7. And it wasn’t due to his managerial faults, but because “he wasn’t doing things they wanted him to, period.”
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