After 10 seasons with the organization, Joe Girardi is out as manager of the New York Yankees.
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Over that span, the Yankees won one World Series (2009) and one pennant. The team made the playoffs six times.
New York never won fewer than 84 games in a season under Girardi, and spent much of the past five seasons attempting to rebuild to the 100-win powerhouse of old. For Girardi, taking his budding Yankees and emerging star Aaron Judge to Game 7 of the ALCS wasn't enough.
According to ESPN, Girardi has aspirations to work in baseball operations. Options could be him working in the commissioner's office, a return to broadcasting or an outside-the-box option would be him making the jump to athletic director for a college.
For the Yankees, an outside option is likely up next for the new manager position.
