The Yankees have officially offered their managerial job to Joe Girardi. He is expected to take the deal that is reportedly worth $6 million over three years.
Girardi caught for the Yankees from 1996-99, served as a bench coach in 2005, then managed the Marlins the following year and was NL Manager of the Year. He was then promptly fired apparently for clashing with owner Jeffrey Loria and other management.
The 43-year-old Girardi turned down the Baltimore Orioles' managerial job last summer, choosing to spend time with his father, who had health problems. Girardi, working as a broadcaster Sunday night for Fox Sports from the World Series in Denver, said he had nothing to announce regarding his status as a manager.
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