New York Yankees? Been a fan since the 90s, and always loved Derek Jeter! I even own a couple books about him, and was always fascinated as he always seemed very humble. I've seen the Yankees play a couple of times when they've come to Arizona, and always dreamed of seeing them at Yankee Stadium. One day! Though, I watch less baseball since my grandpa passed 12 years ago. They forever hold a place in my heart as my grandpa and dad are from New York, so the Yankees were my team as Arizona didn't have one when I was little little. I'll support them when they play televised, and maybe I'll catch a live game soon. read more

New York Yankees - Been a fan since the 90s, and always loved Derek Jeter! - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Bronx, New York

The New York Yankees are a passionate team. As I explained my family history in my last review I am a fan. Yes I get upset and disappointed at times but I keep the faith. The Yankees won my heart again today on Valentine's Day. I heard in this morning's news that they are sharing their Spring Training camp with the Tampa Bay Rays. It was very sad when Hurricane Milton destroyed the Ray's training camp facility. I'm a believer that good deeds return to you. Let's get a World Series win this year! If not, I hope my other New York team wins!! read more

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In the 50+ years of watching the Yankees I have never seen worse professionalism. Jogging to 1st base on every batted ball, a second baseman who looks like he plays T-ball with his cap half off his head and pockets pulled out, a billion dollar player with a fractured rib out for months on a 4-6 week injury and the other super slugger out for months with yet another season ending injury...and don't forget the new 1st baseman who loses his glove catching a ball?!? And the list goes on and on...good bye baseball, good bye Yankees. I will save my hard earned money and read a good book for 20 bucks rather than deal with worthless team of rag tag players who have no competitive spirit. Hasta la vista! read more

Love the NYY and miss the Fab 4 era and winning the World Series - Jeter, Posada, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettite!! Time for this generation to end the drought and bring the World Series trophy home! Love watching NYY baseball with friends at the stadium. The fan base is awesome cheering at the game and each of the players... Promos could use some work...though 2024 best one has been the Yankees Jersey hoodie night for me. Kudos! Getting there early and getting to go through Monument Park is always fun esp after someone new gets added. Also watching batting practice. read more

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As long as Boone is the manager the fans will suffer. Boone was a very mediocre player and now has been a very mediocre manager. Yankees fans have suffered through all the years he's been here. Always had the players or the best that money can buy. Yet he has been out managed everywhere the Yankees played around the country and around the league. The latest World Series or even the All Star game is an indication that he dreams up his managing skills. In the meanwhile Junior is laughing all the way to the bank. We have to catch the game one day on Amazon and the next on Apple. It's a real shame how they have succeeded to destroy the greatest sport team in all of sports. We as fans will boycott all future Yankees games until Boone is fired. Boone will not bring us to the promised land. We really missed The Senior. The missing stars are because of Boone, Cashman and Junior. read more

Amazing place! I'm Here for the World Series 2024. Yankees vs. Dodgers. Go Yankees! This is a crowd pleasing stadium, Amazing crowd! read more

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I'm indifferent to the New York Yankees. I'm an Atlanta Braves fan. The Yankees have a 38-24 (.613) advantage over the Braves, head-to-head, all time. Due to MLB scheduling, the two teams only met once every three years for series from 2006 to 2018. They split four games last month (August 2020). There's no denying the greatness of the Yankees franchise. It's one of the winningest and most successful in all of professional sports. Since the team's inception in 1901, the Yankees have won a staggering 27 World Series titles. The second closest? The St. Louis Cardinals with 11. The Yankees are ingrained into American pop culture like Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls, Coach K and Duke, and Tiger Woods. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Joe DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle, Derek Jeter, and Alex Rodriguez are former Yankees that have become household names over the years. The Yankees are known for their spending. They routinely have one of the most expensive, if not the most expensive, payroll in all sports. They aren't afraid to open the checkbook. On opening day 2020, the Yankees had a combined payroll of over a quarter billion dollars (about $254 million). On the low end of opening day was the Miami Marlins combined payroll at about $59 million. While the Yankees have spent a lot, they haven't had many World Series titles, relatively speaking, to show for it in the last two decades. They bookended the 2000s with titles in 2000 and 2009, but didn't win a single title throughout the 2010s. Currently, the '09 championship was their last. It'll be interesting to see where the Yanks go from here. read more

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Returning to New York Yankees season tickets . Agreed to deal offered by the sales rep, he took credit card information, confirm the deal . 1 game World Series and 20 game plan for next year in Diamond Club. Senior executives then tells salesman offer isn't good anymore, after he reserved next year seat since diamond club on computer and sent email confirmation. Since then, they keep contacting me with bait and switch offers, first with way out field WS them with two free games for next year. No thanks, The Yankees are dishonest with bait and switch on package offered. Now I remembered about other interactions with them from 15 , 20 years ago as season ticket holder. The Yankees motto, The Customer is always wrong. read more

Catch the pinstripes in the city that never sleeps and the park of your dreams. Thankfully the new version didn't stray too far from the original, and you'll feel the history here. Easy parking factor: haha just take the train. Better yet take the train from somewhere far away like White Plains. Okay take it easy all you Big Apple lovers, but seriously parking in the city is like paying triple-price to sit in a traffic jam. Cheap ticket factor: one would think no, but actually surprisingly yes. Just don't expect to buy anything from the actual Yankees website under $100. Back in the last decade you'd have to brave the crowd outside McDonalds across the street, hit the ATM, and buy two from scarytown scalpers. Nowadays just hit up the internet aftermarket for tickets under $20. This 4-decker has plenty of room so it's hard to fill the place if it's not the playoffs or Boston isn't in town. Also enjoy yourself under the roof 2nd through 4th level decks if it's raining. Welcoming factor: it's New York, so they got yous Southern hospitality right heah. But as far as that goes, you'll feel like you're at home in this Temple of Baseball. Pre-game you can check out the "Hall of Statues" which is not it's name but pretty cool to step back in time remembering Yankee greats. Unique views of the park from centerfield as well. Just come early since it closes pre-game. Food factor: Of course. Avocado Bites, Po' Boys, Crispy Maple Cheicken, Big Mozz, MQRib. You'll drop a few large, but when in Rome. Move freely about the cabin factor: Cruise all four levels for some different views closer to the action, where you might get to see a Yankees fan help a player "catch" a foul ball by handing a souvenir ball to him to end an inning versus Cleveland. No that could never happen right? Little kid souvenir factor: Definitely the Hall of Champions, but generally this is the place where you stare in awe at everything versus the "hands-on" experience. Decent visitor BP chances to rub shoulders with some visitor-scrub players, maybe snag a foul ball too, but this place is too sacred for the foul-catching action you'd get at places like Mmmilwaukee or Oakland. A summer classic experience awaits at Yankee Stadium (just bring your diamond-studded money clip). read more

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As a lifelong Yankee fan I feel as though this is my only way to Officially review these last few years. As a 51 year old I had the honor of experiencing 1995-2009, my glory years. They were fantastic. We wanted players, they wanted us and we played with heart and fire. Those days are clearly over. I love Cashman, but it is unclear he has a workable plan. If he does it is not being successfully communicated. At this point I do not think the fan base is being respected. We have come to expect a certain level of product and more recently it appears we are being sold damaged goods. Let's go Cashman. Let's go Yankees. Patience is thin read more

The Yankees have been a very lackluster MLB baseball team for the last few years! It's high time they need to consider reevaluating the whole organization. I sincerely think they need better scouting, and better coaching/management! They need this chance ASAP! read more

To me visiting this stadium was a iconic moment. Stadium was very clean, they had a good beer selection and food selection. This was a well maintained baseball stadium. Just be careful outside of the stadium. It's very dangerous outside of the stadium. read more

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I could not have said this any better than Joanna did - "... tradition starts you off in the world with your first pair of pinstripes. You born into the family, you get pinstripes. Plain and simple. It's a religion, it's a way of life, Being a Yankees fan IS life!" Well said, I agree 100%. I grew up in the Bronx and used to take the subway to the games. For me, it started off with the great Yankee teams of the 1960's. Not only Mickey and Roger and Whitey, but our personal favorites, Marshall Bridges, Bobby Richardson, Elston Howard, Hector Lopez, Tom Tresh and everyone else. The years rolled on, the decades changed, the teams in the league changed, but the Yankees and my feelings for them never wavered. Are you old enough to remember the lean years of the late 60's -the Horace Clark/Jerry Kenney years? Lean times with an occasional star like Bobby Murcer or Mel Stottlemyre? Then the Steinbrenner rebirth and the dynasty of the late 1970's that saw Munson and Roy White and Craig Nettles and Reggie and Catfish. The world championships were so sweet. Then there was 20 years of so-so ball, until the Joe Torre era, a new generation of heroes, and a new dynasty. Paul O'Neil, The "Core Four", Jeter, Bernie, Jorge, and the great Mariano. I watch just about every game and when I'm in the car I listen to John and Suzyn. I always have to watch or listen. It's in my DNA, I guess. read more

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Had so much fun at the Yankees game and bonus saw them win! It was a beautiful day to watch a ballgame, food and drinks are expensive so come prepared. But the food quality for a ballpark are incredible! You will find anything from a hot dog to an organic burger to a homemade veggie burger to the craziest sundaes with churros! read more

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Finally got to check out the new stadium. I will say that the commute from our hotel was only a subway ride away, no transfers required. Long lines to enter because bags had to be checked. It was 4th of July weekend, so maybe they were being a little more cautious. It is big and beautiful and much more open than the old stadium. Great food selections but my food was not even warm so I prayed I would not get sick. I was surprised that with the amount of money this stadium cost to build, there are obstructed view seats. Putting TV screens on the wall really does not fix the problem, especially with sun reflection ( as we all know from trying to take photos with our cell phones). Ticket prices are steep and spacing for comfort stations is a little on the far side, especially since this is a new stadium. However, at least I can say I have now been to both the old and new Yankee Stadiums. read more

For the Yankee Brand 4 stars. Still one of the best known franchises in all the world. You can travel anywhere and see someone wearing Yankee paraphernalia. With the emergence of the YES network the brand is even stronger and the rich get richer. Heck, they even built their own stadium with private funds, and is privately owned by the Steinbrenner family which is a rarity in baseball. Current state of affairs, 2 stars. With the recent retirement of Derek Jeter there is really no link to the past of homegrown talent. Around here when he would come to bat, you would hear the "Voice of God" (Bob Sheppard) announcing "Now batting #2, Derek Jeter, #2". Rebuilding? If the Boss was still around he wouldn't allow it. On a personal note, some of the best memories of my young life was going to Old Timers Day at the old Yankee Stadium. With my brother, father and grandfather. When it used to be Yankee Old Timers against the rest of the league. Then after that day's game you were allowed to walk on the warning track and exit the Stadium by Monument Park to catch the 4 train. Memories that will last a lifetime. Enjoy them while they are down. Sooner or later they be back on top and dominating the game once again (hopefully). read more

Fucking Terrible Brian Cashman made minor moves at the deadline, says he's in it to win it but we score 1 run in 3 games strike out so far 35 times and all he did was pick up 2 minor relief pitchers!! HAL, CASHMAN, BOONE NEED TO GO! read more

Being born and raised in the 80s and witnessing the Mets rise to be the king of the New York sports scene, Don Mattingly was the only thing worth boasting about if you were a Yankees fan. Unfortunately, the logo was probably the only thing you can hang your hat on during that decade. However, with a legacy of winning that is unmatched by any other sports franchise in America, the mid 1990s represented a golden era for Yankees fans that maybe only the Celtics fans in the 1960s and Chicago Bulls fans in the 1990s can relate to. Four championships in five years between 1996 and 2000, and seven appearances in the World Series between 1996 and 2009, Yankees fans have been very lucky to experience so many highs (along with a few crushing defeats at the hands of the Diamondbacks and Red Sox) in recent times. For the fans who would not even bother to use Yelp for anything, they probably got to witness the greatness of Babe Ruth, Joe Dimaggio, Mickey Mantle, Whitey Ford, Reggie Jackson and others. For Generation X, we were privileged to have our Fab Five in Jeter, Pettitte, Rivera, Williams, and Posada who were brought up in the Yankees farm system and became Hall of Fame worthy players that created the latest Yankees Dynasty along with the late owner George Steinbrenner. If baseball is going to give up its mantle as the national pastime in America (to professional football), we can appreciate that fact that the Yankees has kept baseball at the forefront of the New York sports scene for all these years. Let's Go Yankees! read more

Love the Yankees.... however, keep ( subject to blackout) and attempt to make us loyal fans pay even more money to overpriced cable and add more money to extra channels to watch games.... shame on you ! read more

A team with years of tradition and history - proud fans and loud fans all together. One of the best parts - no names on the team jerseys, everyone plays for the team, no one member is greater than that. Yes, they've fielded better teams in the past, watched them as I grew up with home-grown talent winning the pennant, and today often just buying up free agents and spending money willy-nilly, but one thing is for certain - when I talk about the Yankees even abroad, people know who they are, for better or worse. Nice touch, too, doing the player introductions with the Star Wars Empire Strikes Back theme at a recent game. read more

Went to a Yankees game at the new stadium this summer! A friend's father has these EXCELLENT (see pictures) season tickets for seats like 8 rows from the field! It was so amazingly fun. Best part, tickets were freeee! I remember the beers being very expensive. My recommendation: have some in the parking lot before hand and it doesn't hurt so bad ... ie: no clue how much they cost. Just - fun. Do it. read more

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Went to the new stadium, beautiful! Had a good time. The security is quick to stop any rowdy fans, maybe a little too strict. But I understand to stop issues before they escalate. Met cool people sitting around us. Had really awesome chicken sliders and garlic fries! I hear the stadium is easier to navigate in vs. the old stadium. But we had troubles finding our seat. Wouldn't have minded some more signs to the 200. Felt like it was either 100 or 300. Groupon had a deal on seats so we got ours at a great price. read more

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First time in the new stadium. We got good seats, field level ( I think that's good right?). It was fun, there were ppl around taking our orders and bring it to us and we were able to watch them game fairly clearly... Bathroom was close by and clean and section 110 is right in front of the entrance from across be st from subway station, score so close!!!! The only caveat, we didn't know you can't bring your laptop in, so i had to bring it back to the UES and come back to the stadium! you'd think it's fine since there are ppl that come right after work, from the office.. oh well read more

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I was lucky enough to come here with $15 tickets. Otherwise, it'd be hard to justify the exorbitant food and drink prices. All the staff who managed the food and drink stands were nice. I even talked with someone about the Baltimore Orioles... but shhh, don't tell. There isn't too much flashy stuff in this stadium, which I find distracting otherwise. So big points for that. However, the stadium didn't really seem to have much character. The flow of people, even to the subway, is pretty straightforward and streamlined, which was a nice surprise. The fans aren't too obnoxious either. Even in my orange Orioles' garb, I felt welcomed - though perhaps stared at. Then again, the O's have nothing against the Yankees... read more

Haha, love that I can review my favorite sports team. This is going to be the most biased review I've ever written. The basics with the Yankees are you either love em or hate em. The add drama to Baseball and are probably the most polarizing sports franchise in the history of modern day sport. This alone generate huge revenue that they in turn; spend on their franchise to acquire: better farm players, better free-agents. Overall, people will complain about the team spending too much money, however, there isn't a salary cap in Baseball and George Steinbrenner isn't the wealthiest owner; so, riddle me that? The fact is and always will be, "The Yankees and their fans care more". It is why they spend and over-spend. It is why they have three times more championships than anyone else. It is why they have be successful in almost ever decade since the sport began. It is why they are the Yankees, and why I love them. read more

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There are no words thorough enough to describe the love and experience you have at the stadium. I started the tradition early with my son and he is a committed fan for life. We are travelling to all of the ballparks slowly, but surely. However, not one can replace the love that you have for the Yankees and the stadium. read more

New York Yankees - Just like TV but with all of the ambiance of the stadium crowd - Professional Sports Teams Near Me - Bronx, New York

My first trip to NYC in July just wouldn't have been complete without a visit to Yankee Stadium to watch the Yankees. My tickets were the $120 ones which include entry to the Jim Bean suite before, during, and after the game. As you can see from my pictures the seats were dead central and although they were on the third tier, the view was just about spot on. The stadium is impressive both on the outside and inside with plenty of merchandise sellers and food stalls, while the Jim Bean suite was a nice place to chill during innings. I'm not a huge baseball fan, and due to the length of the game (37 hours?) and the fact the Johnny Rocket stand didn't sell the original burger I won't be in a great rush to catch another game when i'm in town. It is worth a visit, and you may get to catch a great game, but you probably won't be blown away by the experience. read more

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First of all it was great to see the Yanks whoop the BoSox 11-1 with both my sons first time at the stadium. Secondly, I have to thank the staff in the luxury seats area. It was sweltering outside and I had my 11 month old sleeping in my arms. I was a little concerned he might get too hot so before anything could happen I sought refuge in some air conditioning somewhere. I found the suites area and asked them if I could hang out for a few minutes just to cool him off. They told me to take my time, handed me a bottle of cold water and were extremely polite. I stayed about 15 min and went back to my seats. All is well and we were all smiles after the game. read more

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I'm a general sports fan and have been known to watch dart, bowls and snooker on TV. So, when the British TV channels starter to screen American sports over here, I tried to get into the teams, the stats, the tailgate parties, the culture. It is a very different experience to British sports It took me awhile to appreciate the tactics of baseball and how deeply ingrained it is in US life and culture. At this time, the Yankees were winning their 4 World Series in 5 years. However, in the last few years, they've had a barren patch despite spending what might pass for the GDP of entire countries, culminating in not making the playoffs last year So congratulations on winning their 27th World Series title. Nice to see old warhorses like Jeter and Rivera contributing as much as the new highly paid superstars. Only 2 worries for the future of baseball as a result of this win. The Yankees spending $66 million more than the next highest spending team in the league - is this sustainable? And baseball's inability and refusal to confront the issue of performance enhancing drugs straight up makes a mockery of their own records read more

I hate the Yankees. Ain't no doubt about it, I hate them with a passion. So what if they have 26 World Championships? Let me list why I hate them: 1. You have the new Mr. May, alex rodriguez. Hey A-Rod, nice to see you hitting. Try making contact with the ball when its October and 30 degrees out. and try not to slap the ball with your lady purse arm while you're running down the basepath. 2. its the third week of the season and already the American Idle, carl pavano, is on the D/L. Gee, where have i seen this before? 3. bernie williams: i must admit i love bernie. i met him once at newark airport and he was just about the nicest guy ever. But so what? he didnt even bother showing up to spring training. and now, with all the Yankee injuries, you know he'd be playing. Good move, bernie baseball. 4. who would you pick: freddie sez or red Sox Nation? i'll take the Nation, thank you very much. 5. what team had a commanding three games to none lead in a series, and proceeded to lose the next four games, thereby earning the title "Biggest Chokers in Sports History"? oh yes...THE YANKEES!!!!! 6. last but definitely not least: what team gave up FOUR home runs IN A ROW for only the fifth time in baseball history? oh yeah...THE YANKEES!!!!! ha! read more

A clever friend of mine says that being a Yankees fan is like showing up at a casino and cheering for the house. Just when I start to think that maybe heart and gumption can still get you someplace, this team steps in with a somewhat soul-crushing reminder that cash does indeed rule everything around me. read more

OK, look, I'll agree that Derek Jeter is cute and all, he plays good ball, and I saw an interview with him once that made me look at him as someone with a brain cell, until I remembered he dated Mariah Carey. So much for the brain cell. The Yankees need to learn several lessons in humility. They need to learn some diplomacy, or sportsmanship, as they call it in the jock world. They also need to notice that other teams are quickly catching up to them. So, in those respects, they are very much the all-american team. read more

We will break you. Again. New Yorkers should ask, "What have you done for me lately?" and lose those silly accents. It's Cah not car. read more

You can't beat them. Ya gotta appreciate and join 'em! Last night before our Focus group the lounge was filled with the Yankees winning. It's always that way - Yankees winning! read more

I will make it short and sweet since there probably isn't alot of Yankee fans here in Los Angeles. But if you read my previous review of the Yankees, Yes! I am a fan. The new stadium is absolutely PERFECT. A shrine to the greatest Sports Franchise of all time. Anywhere and everywhere you look, you feel the history of this Team. Anywhere and everywhere you sit, you have a great view of the game. The new layout of Monument park sends goose bumps down your spine. I see Lou Gehrig's monument and I think of my mother fighting and losing her battle from that disease. This could very well have been my last time coming to New York for awhile. I made the trip with my father and son. 3 generation of Yankee fans. We saw one great comeback against the Angels, one really bad loss and one rain out which we were prepared for. Hey! its New York in April. One day great weather and the next horrible. Makes me love LA! As my father continues to fight Parkinson's Disease, I do not think he will be able to travel many more times in his life, which made this trip even more special to myself and my son. Are we the "EVIL EMPIRE"?? Wanting and rule the world? Like all fans that really love there sports team. You never ever want to see them loose. But know this! Los Angeles Dodger - Los Angeles Angels and Boston Red Sox have 14 World Series Titles between them. The New York Yankees have 26. Cheers! read more

Woo woo woo!!! I grew up 3 blocks away from the stadium. I always knew the Yankees were playing at home because it was the only time white folks stayed on the subway past 86th St on the 4 train. Of course that was many years ago and things may have changed, or maybe not. Either way, I love my team even though my parents were Mets fans (what??). I will defend Jeter to death, I don't care what anyone says, he's awesome! Sabathia has grown on me, at first I wasn't liking him but he shut me up. Girardi, sometimes I question your tactics but you're in charge, I'm just watching. You'll get a 5th star when you get rid of Vasquez. read more

And this is just for my roommate. 1 star for having the hall of famers, no stars cause they are overrated.

I want my old stadium back of enrich memories. I can not believe they did not save it or part of it, Its only the most iconic building in the world. As I write this with a tear coming down. You took away my childhood. read more

It's the Yankees ya bastards!! I love the Bronx Bombers. I used to be able to see into the stadium from my bedroom. Now I know there are Yankee haters everywhere and I can live with that but can you live with this? (Raises middle finger) AAAAHAHAHAHAHAAAA!!! Answer this haters; what sports team in this country has more championships? What team other than the bombers are almost a shoo-in in their respective sports' championships? Every spring you hear "I think the Yankees are winning this year." What other team is expected by the general public to WIN every year? Not the Cowboys. Not the LA Fakers. WHO ELSE? Alicia Keys told me it's "NO ONE". I know you hate my love for NY in general but don't hate on the Yankees because they bring the best here. If you're a professional athlete, why would you not want to play in NY? I know what you're thinking and sorry NBA, but no one wants to play for the Knicks. How many kids dream of playing for the Yankees? I blow at baseball but if I could be a Yankee for a week or a day? I'll take that anytime. Finally, why does everyone hate on Jeter? Remember this load of crap last year? http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/2008/06/19/2008-06-19_sports_illustrated_players_poll_names_de-1.html It's voted on by Jeter's peers. The ringless ones, of course. To quote someone who posted on the page, "Given the fact that most major leaguers probably didn't finish High School, one shouldn't be surprised. Given the flavor of the poll, one can wonder if the folks at SI finished high school themselves." Now he has 5 rings and the haters still can't let that bullshit go...Jeter overrated? WOW. I guess Michael Jordan with his six rings is overrated too right? Take this and shove it haters...the Yankees are the best sports team EVER. 27 Championships bitch. FYI - This past World Series was great. Matsui-san won MVP. That's how we roll...you don't like the Yankees? Then you can yank-these!! Pathetic Mets fans who rooted for the Phillies? You can feel-these!! LOL!!! read more

The Corporation of The New York Yankees. Its too bad, i really wanna love em, but like everything else, its all about $$$$$$$. I will purchase A-Rod for the price of 1 hot dog and 1 soda. read more