Aaron Boone calls out Dodgers for trash-talking Yankees

Yankees Manager Takes Another Shot at Dodgers for Lack of Class After World Series
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone takes another jab at the Los Angeles Dodgers, criticizing their lack of class following their World Series win.
Aaron Boone said he hoped that the Yankees would handle a World Series win with more 'class' than the Dodgers
But to be fair to the Dodgers, the Yankees did have dreadful base running in the series. It’s not classless to point that out. Plus, the Dodgers didn’t do anything in the actual series that would be perceived as poor form. That designation, though, belonged to a couple Yankees fans. Look at those guys before talking about class.
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The New York Yankees manager Boone took a swipe at the Dodgers in an interview with ESPN’s Jeff Passan this week. Boone said that he took exception to a handful of Dodgers making shady public remarks about his team in the wake of 2024 World Series and indicated that it showed a lack of “class.”
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