TAMPA, Fla. — As Aaron Boone stepped to the podium to deliver his first remarks of spring training on Wednesday, he did so as the New York Yankees’ longest-tenured manager without a title. Boone, soon to be 53 and entering his ninth season as the Bombers’ skipper, has spent his entire life in baseball. But a championship has remained elusive, even with Boone encountering close calls in 2003 — the only postseason trip of his playing career — and 2024. “It’s the one and only thing that does gnaw at me,” Boone, who has taken the Yankees to playoffs in all but one of his seasons at the helm, told “The Michael Kay Show” in the waning days of the offseason. “I’m working like heck to fix and change...
