Aaron Boone Reveals Why the Yankees’ World Series Loss STILL Stings – And It’s Not What You Think!

In the wake of the Yankees' losing the 2020 World Series to the Dodgers, Aaron Boone appears to still be confronting grief. Speaking again with WFAN's Brandon Tierney and Sal Licata, Boone described just how much he and his team feel heartache over the loss. It just sticks with you is Boone's explanation of being so close and then blowing it. The guy walked a minute late and as a result missed the flight; thinking about all the troubles makes him feel "what could've been" lingers.Yes, indeed they suffered because they lost, but the main thing is that Boone is looking for ways how the team can learn from that situation, in particular the game. That one important game, a very rare one where Aaron Judge made a mistake turned out to determine their chances. Of those who might blame Judge quickly, he, being the coach, was the first one to heap praise on his responsible captain′s personality and leadership. The trainer insisted that it is the way of Judge to cope with all the daily troubles of baseball, saying that there may not be a softball player who manages ups and downs that well than Judge does. Boone brought in how Judge is never downed as a player, and mentioned him as a partner as well as a competitor who never fails and remains cool under pressure.When it comes to the future of Boone, there have been speculations because the team ended the post-season earlier this year. Nonetheless, the Yankees’ management insists on his position as a manager. Boone is in the last year of his contract, but the club has indicated that an extension is their top priority. The owner, Hal Steinbrenner is quite direct about the fact that Boone is the team’s guiding light yet has not completed his work.Even though they are still grieving over their loss in October, there is hope for the future. The leadership of Boone, his belief that Aaron Judge is the team’s best player, and the ongoing negotiations for his new contract let one conclude that the Yankees are already thinking of some other move. Pain can be an impetus that makes the upcoming season the stepping stone to success.