Los Angeles Dodgers World Series winning pitcher slams New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone: 'He's just so hurt. It's so sad."

Joe Kelly's war of words with the New York Yankees is getting personal. The former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher continued his offseason trash talk, this time taking direct aim at Yankees manager Aaron Boone.

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone made headlines earlier this month when he called out the Los Angeles Dodgers for their conduct after the World Series. "The reality is we didn't play our best in the series and they won,

The Los Angeles Dodgers have had a lot to celebrate since October. After beating the New York Yankees in the World Series — and not to mention a dominant offseason to retool their team almost immediately after — there have been many expectations for Los Angeles in 2025.

Boston traded for Chicago White Sox ace Garrett Crochet and signed Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler. The Red Sox weren't done adding to the team; during free agency, the

Los Angeles Dodgers World Series winning pitcher slams New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone: 'He's just so hurt. It's so sad."

The details are emerging this week on New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone's new contract extension from the team.

With both teams having massive offseasons, the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees could enter the 2025 MLB regular season as favorites to repeat as the National League and American League pennant winners,

Aaron Boone may not always get the respect of a top MLB manager from fans or analysts, but now the New York Yankees skipper is getting paid like one. Boone's contract extension, which effectively gives him a new three-year deal, catapults him into the top three highest-paid managers in baseball.

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Pitcher Joe Kelly has never been shy about expressing how he feels about anything. This is especially true when he feels an opponent has slighted him.

Joe Kelly's war of words with the New York Yankees is getting personal. The former Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher continued his offseason trash talk, this time taking direct aim at Yankees manager Aaron Boone.