New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone takes another jab at the Los Angeles Dodgers, criticizing their lack of class following their World Series win.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone says he doesn’t want his players to behave in the same manner as some Dodgers players did after L.A. beat N.Y. in the World Series.

Yankees pitchers and catchers reported to spring training Tuesday. They'll have their first official workout Wednesday. CBS News New York's Otis Livingston reports.

As it turns out, Yankees manager Aaron Boone didn't enjoy that part. Speaking at the opening of New York's spring training, Boone said he hopes that it's the Yankees who win the World Series this year — and that they do it with "a little more class."

While three months have gone by to the World Series, Yankees manager Aaron Boone still holds grudges over some of the remarks made by Los Angeles Dodgers following their win over a sloppy New York Yankees in five games for the title.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone knows how he plans to use utility player Ben Rice in 2025, following a solid rookie season.

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