There is little that I can write with respect to the legacy of Gil McDougald that was not beautifully enumerated in his obituaries in The New York Times and The Daily News, respectively. In a narrative sense, at the very least, the memory of McDougald has been preserved quite well [...]
In the off-season leading into the 1918 season, the New York Yankees were a team in transition – they were poised to compete in the American League, and were willing to spend money to do so. The key to taking that step, in the mind of co-owner Jacob Ruppert, was hiring an experienced and well-respected [...]
In 2005, a young pitcher emerged for the Yankees. Along with Shawn Chacon and Aaron Small, he helped push the Yankees into the playoffs. Once in the playoffs, he was a tough-luck loser. He pitched 6.2 innings and allowed just one run on four hits. In 2006, he contributed big time. [...]
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As we get closer to Spring Training and the number of days shrink, the chance to write about legendary Yankee players increases.
We’ve arrived at #20 and while it would be easy for me to write about Jorge Posada or Bucky [...]
Have you ever looked at Joe DiMaggio‘s Baseball Reference page?
It is quite a sight to behold but there is one year that sticks out among the rest when you first take a look at it: 1937.
I knew Joe DiMaggio was good, all New York Yankee fans know that, but [...]
The Yankees are the most successful team in Major League Baseball history; they’ve been to the World Series 40 times and won 27 titles. And because that history exists, we almost take it for granted. We know where it is;we know–to an extent–where it comes from; and we have hopes for where it will be [...]
As we continue the theme of counting down the days until spring training, for number 22 I’ll focus on the 22nd Yankee Championsihp, and by extension the entire 1978 season. The Yankees entered the 1978 season the defending World Series Champions. The year before George Steinbrenner had shelled out big bucks to bring in
When I volunteered to write the Countdown to Spring Training number 23 post I entertained the idea of writing about a different number 23. The fact that Lou Gehrig and Alex Rodriguez share the all time grand slam leadership with 23 a piece came to mind. But what’s the point? In [...]
In honor of the number 24, I reposting something I wrote on October 31, 2011.
It was written to mark the tenth anniversary of Game Four of the 2001 World Series and I named it “October 31, 2001: The Bamtino and Mr. November.”
That game, still, to this day, is one of the best games [...]
This one is pretty ambitious. The Pinstripe Bible is going to try and rank the top-100 Yankees of all time, and they want input from Yankee fans:
We will be commencing the project with #100 sometime soon. If you want to submit your list of the top 100 Yankees and help make your [...]
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