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Eventually , some hot stove action in great League Baseball: Ex-NY Yankees manager Joe Girardi is joining MLB Network as studio analyst, sources say Sporting break news. MLB Network is Guessed to declare the hiring of the 53-year-old Girardi as early as Wednesday, said sources by knowledge of the bargain. MLB Network declined to comment. After recharging his batteries in the Television studio, Girardi can always return to managing at some point. He going to be the latest large-name hire by MLB Network, that too brought on Jim Thome & Pedro Martinez in recent years.

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previous Yankees manager Joe Girardi gets to stay in the NY ambit as an MLB Network studio analyst, the cable channel reported Wednesday. Girardi, 53, led the Yankees the 2009 World Series championship over the Phillies, his 2nd season as their manager. Replacing Girardi as manager is Aaron Boone, a previous Yankees infielder, whose spot on ESPN's "Sunday Night Baseball" was subsequently filled by Alex Rodriguez, who played for the Yankees under Girardi. Girardi, who managed the Marlins in 2006, winning National League manager of the year honors, has trial as commentator on the YES Network, the Yankees' cable outlet, as well as for ESPN Radio & Fox. Girardi won 3 World Series championships by the Yankees, caught Dwight Gooden's 1996 no-hitter versus the Mariners & David Cone's good game in 1999 versus the Expos.

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referring to SECAUCUS, N.J. -- previous NY Yankees manager Joe Girardi is joining the MLB Network as a studio analyst & was Determine to make his debut Wednesday night. Girardi spent ten years as Yankees manager. His contract expired after the 2017 season & the team replaced him by Aaron Boone. previous Yankees manager Joe Girardi going to make his debut on MLB Network on Wednesdsay night. Boone had been an ESPN analyst for its Sunday broadcasts & was replaced by previous Yankees 3rd baseman Alex Rodriguez.

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