Brian Cashman responds to Yankees legends' criticisms amid team struggles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 2:46 AM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman defended himself against sharp criticisms from former players and fans during a recent engagement in Las Vegas. Cashman acknowledged the disappointment following the Yankees’ lack of a World Series title since 2009 and being swept by the Tampa Bay Rays in the postseason. He addressed remarks from Yankees legends such as Jorge Posada and Derek Jeter, stating he is motivated by the feedback. Cashman expressed surprise over Posada feeling unwelcome and highlighted the importance of creating a championship team. He discussed the recent comments by Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy, who apologized after making remarks about the Yankees in a private setting.
- •Brian Cashman spoke in Las Vegas about the team's recent criticism.
- •The Yankees have not won a championship since 2009.
- •Cashman acknowledged feedback from legends like Posada and Jeter.
- •Jorge Posada expressed feelings of being unwelcome by the team.
- •Manager Pat Murphy apologized for private comments about the Yankees.
- 2:46 AMYahoo Sports — Brian Cashman hits back at criticisms from Yankees legends, fans, media
"New York Yankees GM Brian Cashman hears the criticisms. Here's what he said about them.
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