If there's one issue with the New York Yankees, it's that their front office's infrastructure feels stale. Seinfeld had a few more months before the series finished up when Brian Cashman was hired. Michael Fishman, the assistant general manager, has been around since 2005, and Randy Levine has been around since 2000. Not to mention, Aaron Boone has been around for almost a full decade.

For what feels like an archaic foundation up top, Matt Blake has been a breath of fresh air . Thankfully, he'll be around a little while longer.

According to the New York Post 's Jon Heyman, Blake has accepted a three-year deal. For all the change the Yankees need, he's the one name that has to stick around.

The Yankees and pitching coach Matt Blake have agreed on a three-year extension. @Joelsherman1 reported yesterday the sides were moving toward a deal

— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) October 24, 2026

Blake's magic

At some point, teams might start calling for him to manage. That just won't be this year.…