Carlos Beltran and Andruw Jones, center fielders who excelled at the plate and with their gloves, were voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Carlos Beltran, the former Yankees outfielder who retired after 20 years in the league, will interview for New York's manager position on Wednesday, a source confirmed to ESPN.
Carlos Beltran becomes the sixth candidate to interview to become manager of the New York Yankees, four weeks after the final game of his 20-year major league career.
Brian Cashman said he's aware that Carlos Beltran wants to manage and doesn't think his lack of experience is a major factor, but he wouldn't say whether he is a candidate for the Yankees.
The two veterans aren't posting the same numbers they did in the primes of their careers, but they are impacting the Astros in the clubhouse -- and their influence lingers in the Bronx.
Astros duo Carlos Beltran and Brian McCann spent most of the previous three seasons as teammates with the Yankees, and while there got to see the birth of those baby Bronx Bombers they will now face in the AL Championship Series.
