Yankees Part Ways with Advisers Sabean and Minaya Amid Front Office Changes

The New York Yankees have decided not to renew the contracts of top advisers Brian Sabean and Omar Minaya, as reported by The Post. This change comes as the team prepares for a new season following a disappointing performance in 2026.

Alongside Sabean and Minaya, veteran scouts Tommy Wilson and Pat Murtaugh will also not return, with Murtaugh retiring. The Yankees have appointed former MLB pitcher Frank Herrmann as the new supervisor for global evaluation and player development integration.

Sabean and Minaya, both experienced figures in baseball, had been with the Yankees for three seasons, providing insights to general manager Brian Cashman. Their departure allows them to seek new opportunities during an expedited offseason. The Yankees have not won a World Series since 2009, and frustrations among fans have grown, especially after the team was eliminated by the Rays in the ALDS.