Reports: Giants’ Meulens falls short in Yankees’ managerial search

Hensley Meulens will continue to wait his turn.

The Giants' bench coach has not been chosen to be the Yankees' next manager, according to multiple national reports.

I'm hearing Hensley Meulens is NOT leaving #sfgiants to be #yankees manager.
— Henry Schulman BLUE CHECK MARK (@hankschulman) December 2, 2017

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BREAKING: Aaron Boone will be next manager of @Yankees https://t.co/gnabKTMZ6w pic.twitter.com/KF7hFQp0cg
— NY Daily News Sports (@NYDNSports) December 2, 2017

Aaron Boone is the Yankees' pick as the next manager. Not yet announced by the team.
— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) December 2, 2017

Meulens was a finalist for the position. In the end, the Yankees will go with Aaron Boone, who played third base for New York in 2003.

Meulens, 50, joined the Giants' big league coaching staff as the team's hitting coach in 2010 and has stayed at the position through the 2017 season. The Giants shuffled their coaching duties this offseason and named Meulens their bench coach.