Yankees manager Aaron Boone along with pitchers Max Fried and Fernando Cruz stop by the TODAY plaza to talk about the 16th annual HOPE Week and shining a light on people doing amazing things in their communities.

Hours after the Yankees were swept by the Red Sox at Fenway Park, Boston traded Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants.

Surprising as it was considering his former Most Valuable Player Award winning credentials, Paul Goldschmidt was benched for Monday’s game. Manager Aaron Boone defended that decision by clarifying that the Yankees roster is on board with this new reality as at-bats get harder to find.

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Devers, who homered against the Yankees in his final game as a Red Sox on Sunday, was batting .272/.401/.504 with 15 homers and 58 RBIs this season. Despite Boston’s recent surge, they’re still fourth in the AL East with a 37–36 record — and now without their most dangerous bat.

Aaron Boone defended Anthony Volpe's aggressive slide and clashes with a reporter after Yankees' 2-1 extra-innings loss to Red Sox.

The Yankees manager marvels at Aaron Judge's production in his age-33 season as the two-time MVP continues to avoid a decline.