Yankees' Aaron Boone Ejected for 48th Time After Disputed Catch in 5-4 Win

10 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 20

Aaron Boone was tossed in the seventh inning of New York’s 5-4 win over Toronto after arguing that Daulton Varsho trapped, rather than caught, Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s liner in center.
Boone could not challenge the play because he had already lost one earlier, and after the game he said he also believed Anthony Volpe had been safe on a separate call.
The Yankees held on anyway, with Ben Rice hitting the go-ahead two-run homer after Ryan McMahon had tied the game 3-3 with a three-run shot off Dylan Cease.
The ejection was Boone’s 48th as a manager and his second of the 2026 season, adding another flare-up to his long-running clashes with umpires.

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