As it turns out, Yankees manager Aaron Boone didn't enjoy that part. Speaking at the opening of New York's spring training, Boone said he hopes that it's the Yankees who win the World Series this year — and that they do it with "a little more class."

New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Tuesday that he didn't like hearing the criticism of his team levied by Los Angeles Dodgers players after they beat the Yankees in last year's World Series and hoped to "handle things with a little more class" if New York could win its first championship since 2009.

Three months after the World Series, Yankees manager Aaron Boone remained unhappy with some of the Los Angeles Dodgers’ remarks after they beat a sloppy New York team in five games for the title

But to be fair to the Dodgers, the Yankees did have dreadful base running in the series. It’s not classless to point that out. Plus, the Dodgers didn’t do anything in the actual series that would be perceived as poor form. That designation, though, belonged to a couple Yankees fans. Look at those guys before talking about class.

Jon Berti did not take too kindly to the Dodgers' smack talk towards the Yankees following the 2024 World Series.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone speaks about Jasson Dominguez's development, talks around his extension as a manager, and the Dodgers trash talking the Yankees after winning the World Series.